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PHILADELPHIA—One Liberty Place and The Shops of Liberty Place will continue onto the Regional TOBY Awards, held in April 2017, where they will compete with properties from the 17 cities that represent the BOMA's MidAtlantic Conference (MAC) Region.
NEW YORK CITY—While organizations must put a great deal of effort behind cyber attack prevention and mitigation, there are simple steps they should take to start their efforts, according to a panel of experts who spoke at ALM cyberSecure in Midtown Tuesday afternoon.
PHOENIX—Rolling out their Artistry Hotels brand at the Lodging Conference on Tuesday, sector veterans W.A. Headley III and Bryan Guillot will focus on urban developments, mixed-use projects with significant business activity and university campuses.
LOS ANGELES—Flexibility will continue to be the buzzword for this cohort, who wants a variety of options in their workspace throughout the day and over time, Breather's Julien Smith tells GlobeSt.com in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> preview to NAIOP's O.CON: The Office Conference.
SCOTTSDALE, AZ—With 3,800 existing employees on-site at Pima Center, as well as thousands of additional employees and residents, combined with visibility along Loop 101, The Block at Pima Center should be a popular draw.
SAN ANTONIO, TX—Leasing and renewals continue around the metro, representing the strength of the market and tenant confidence in its continued growth trajectory.
HOUSTON—DCT's Sarah Covington has been selected as one of 21 individuals nationwide to receive the developing leader award, given to young professionals for exemplary professionalism and leadership.
DALLAS—While single tenant properties are selling in all types of locations, core markets such as Dallas are at the forefront of investor demand, as is evidenced by the recent sale of a CVS for a record low cap rate.