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SAN DIEGO—The San Diego market will continue to see strong demand for creative co-working office and flex/R&D spaces, as well as increased investment in class-B and -C office assets well into next year, Continental Funding's Eugene Rutenberg tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
LOS ANGELES--Corporate users looking to optimize their competitive position might be looking in the wrong place. In this first paper in a new, Workplace Thought Series exploring the linkage between business and workplace performance, CBRE explores the labor issue.
CHICAGO—The number of retail properties on the market increased slightly, but there remains a lack of new construction properties with long term leases.
ATLANTA— Although some office industry watchers say the demand is waning, most agree the concept is here to say and statistics demonstrate room for growth.
NEW YORK CITY—“In a sector where individual offices are still the rule rather than the exception, we expect that law firms will occupy increasingly less space in the years ahead,” Savills Studley says in a new report.
ORLANDO—GlobeSt.com caught up with Ryan Kratz, president of Colliers International Tampa Bay, Central Florida and Southwest Florida, to get some insights in this <b> EXCLUSIVE </b>interview.
IRVINE, CA—It's all about the economy; other markets with a different mix of employment sectors will experience different levels of demand, First American's Mark Fleming tells GlobeSt.com in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> look at national home sales.