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IRVINE, CA—The most impactful application of VR and AR technology in architectural design has been in providing the opportunity to fully experience the scale and “feel” of the unbuilt environment, TCA's Matthew Vitti tells GlobeSt.com in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> interview.
SAN DIEGO—Green technologies can improve operations, make buildings more comfortable for their occupants and lower utility and maintenance expenses, freeing up capital, NEO Realty Group's Brant Smith tells GlobeSt.com in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> interview.
GRAND PRAIRIE, TX—Contractors have been hired for the second IKEA Dallas-Fort Worth-area store, allowing site work to commence, with groundbreaking next month and a store opening in fall 2017.
PHOENIX—The area's tech growth is being fueled by an influx of companies from other cities due to a supportive business climate, low operating costs and access to a large, talented workforce, says East Valley Partnership.
HOUSTON—Houston's apartment market showed few signs of turning around in August, as average rent levels declined again and annual effective rent growth is at a low not seen in more than six years, but this could change, says Axiometrics.
AUSTIN, TX—Mixed-use project, Platform, is close to downtown in a neighborhood filled with new dining and entertainment options, and adjacent to the Capital Metro light rail station.
LOS ANGELES—When needed Thorofare Capital can close a loan deal in a matter of days for borrowers with a strong track record and a solid business plan, GlobeSt.com reports in this EXCLUSIVE story.
LOS ANGELES—The single-family community of Chatsworth attracts institutional ownership to the market with the $72 million sale of the 348-unit Waterstone Apartment Homes.