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Mid-Sized Office Tenants Drive Suburban Absorption

Brian J. Rogal | October 10, 2016

CHICAGO—ExteNet Systems Inc. has become the latest tenant in the Lisle-Naperville submarket to expand significantly.

Large Users Fueling Industrial Absorption in Detroit

Brian J. Rogal | October 10, 2016

DETROIT—New construction has also soared in the region, hitting post-recession peaks.

Why Workforce Diversity Matters

Jennifer LeClaire | October 10, 2016

ATLANTA—If you haven't noticed, diversity is become a buzzword in the commercial real estate industry. In fact, there's a conscious emphasis on diversity in the industry.

Why Competition Is Rising in Non-Core Markets

Jennifer LeClaire | October 10, 2016

ORLANDO—Find out which cities may see the heaviest battle for assets.

Healthcare Village and the Irvine Market

Carrie Rossenfeld | October 10, 2016

IRVINE, CA—Admired for its villages, Irvine is the ideal place for Hoag's new healthcare village concept, allowing patients to access specialty care in one, convenient location, Sanford Smith tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.

Biopharma Firm WuXi AppTec Opens Third Lab at Philadelphia's Navy Yard

Steve Lubetkin | October 10, 2016

PHILADELPHIA—The new building adds to the rapidly growing life sciences community at the Navy Yard, which, with a total of 750,000 square feet, is now home to the highest concentration of privately leased life sciences space in the City of Philadelphia.

REIT Returns Falter As Q3 Ends

Paul Bubny | October 10, 2016

NEW YORK CITY—Barclays and Trepp cite recent underperformance by the REIT sector generally, leading to investor questions about whether real estate trusts and their properties are overvalued.

With Land Scarce, Renovated Trophy Office a Done Deal

Lisa Brown | October 10, 2016

SAN MATEO, CA—Focusing on in-fill communities near transit nodes, employment centers and services, a joint venture completes a three-property acquisition of San Mateo BayCenter, the sixth acquisition through the CalPERS real estate emerging manager program.

Legendary Tribeca Loft Bought for Office Conversion

Rayna Katz | October 10, 2016

NEW YORK CITY—Located at 13-17 Laight St.—with addresses also on Varick St. and St. John's Ln.—the property formerly was the main venue for the Tribeca Film Festival.

Union Market Investor Buys Property To Get Foothold As Rents Appreciate

Erika Morphy | October 10, 2016

WASHINGTON, DC--The new owner of 1261 4th St., SEm, paid $36,000 over list price.

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