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SAN DIEGO—Sellers' assumptions about rents may not hold true, so buyers need to do their due diligence on each property's rent potential, taking into account many factors, C&W's Mark Avilla tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
BOSTON—In 2016, Marcus & Millichap expects builders will add 6,500 units to the Greater Boston housing stock, down slightly from the 6,900 units added in 2015
PHILADELPHIA—The changing tastes in student housing mean that individual sleeping units can be smaller, but amenities are larger, and costs are somewhat higher, according to Campus Apartments CEO David Adelman.
LOS ANGELES—In this EXCLUSIVE interview, Jill Epstein with Nourmand & Associates looks at the pros and cons of waving contingencies, such as physical inspection, loan and appraisals, to close a deal in this competitive market.
IRVINE, CA—In 2015, we saw a surge in household-income growth that was even greater for lower-income households, but First American's Mark Fleming tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b> he doesn't expected growth to be sustained at that level.
WALNUT CREEK, CA—Lowe Enterprises acquires 500 Ygnacio, a class-A office asset on the city's busiest corner, with plans to boost the exterior appeal of the property and build on the property's strengths by maximizing the space efficiency.
NEW YORK CITY—In a discussion of market conditions and how to master them, industry professionals from several different disciplines weighed in earlier this week at RealShare New York.