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IRVINE, CA—If optimism was the theme in 2015, it must be uncertainty in 2016, CBRE's Phil Voorhees tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b> in this comprehensive report on the state of capital markets in the retail sector.
SACRAMENTO—The Sacramento market, which was hit hard during the economic downturn, has made a comeback with a high in annual effective rent growth for multifamily properties.
ATLANTA--Midtown Atlanta is certainly booming. Pershing Park Plaza, a nine-story class A office building in Midtown Atlanta, has traded hands for $45 million in August.
PITTSBURGH—In suburban Pittsburgh, APEX 275 Southpointe is the only fully vacant class-A building with more than 100,000 square feet—the largest block of space available.
NEW YORK CITY—A new report shows that Lower Manhattan has a higher concentration of young professionals than the rest of Manhattan, as well as the city as a whole.
SAN DIEGO—Providing amenities that satisfy all residents' needs and that are cost effective can present challenges in luxury multifamily community development and management, Sudberry's Marco Sessa tells Globest.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
LOS ANGELES—Chase Plaza trades hands for $50 million, a sign that investor interest in office product is picking up thanks to the relative value of the Downtown market compared to West L.A.
BOSTON—The current spread over the 10-year Treasury compares well with the 15-year average for the sector, says Chris Sonne, national self storage group valuation leader at CBRE.
DALLAS—Fast casual restaurants continue to be the driver of industry growth, with experts predicting that fast casual will drive much of the sales growth in the restaurant industry for years to come.