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DALLAS—Executive managing partner of Transwestern's capital markets and asset strategies group, Pumper has gathered some of the nation's most active institutional investors for the kick-off panel at RealShare National Investment & Finance.
LOS ANGELES—MJ Real Estate Investors is focusing its investment power on cannabis-friendly facilities, and achieving double-digit cap rates, GlobeSt.com reports EXCLUSIVELY.
PHILADELPHIA—The Colliers report examines influencing factors in six major North American distribution markets for industrial properties 300,000 square feet or larger.
NEW YORK CITY—In anticipation of RealShare New York, four industry executives talk to GlobeSt.com EXCLUSIVELY about measures they've taken to create both innovative tools and techniques for doing business.
NEW YORK CITY—Although new apartment construction is expected to continue exceeding net absorption, "demand should remain strong enough to prevent vacancy from rising significantly," says Barbara Denham at Reis.
SANTA ANA, CA—Projects like this need an affordable-housing developer with access to a TOD site that he or she can afford to acquire, and outside funding must be available, C&C's Todd Cottle tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
SAN DIEGO—The merger of architecture and design studios AVRP and Skyport brings together long-time colleagues for urbanization projects and offers the industry something the megafirms can't, the firms' principals tell GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
BOSTON—The aforementioned Cambridge market is “essentially full” according to Colliers, Boston. The overall vacancy rate in this biotech hub is 2.9% with the office component posting a 4.2% vacancy rate and the laboratory sector showing a 1.8% vacancy.