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SAN DIEGO—There's a lot to be gained from this investment cohort, from their wealth of knowledge and expertise to their deep pockets and willingness to be patient, Withers Bergman partner Marjorie Burchett tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
CAMBRIDGE, MA—In another piece of heartening industry news, Belgian health tech company icometrix, which opened a subsidiary in Cambridge earlier this year, secured a significant milestone for its software technology.
LOS ANGELES—In this EXCLUSIVE interview, land-use attorney Scott Birkey explains CEQA's new method for measuring transportation impacts of new developments, which will go into effect for next year.
NEW YORK CITY—If approved by the state senate and assembly, the measure would provide support for the creation of more than 100,000 affordable and supportive units in the next five years.
NEW YORK CITY—Fitch Ratings reports that healthcare REITs have acted decisively in response to the growing presence of bundled payments: federal programs intended to incentivize coordination across providers and tie payments to value for episodes of care.
SACRAMENTO—The buyer of Ashgrove Place is bullish on Sacramento, optimizing its portfolio in the region and looking to buy more, and a borrower grows its apartment portfolio, while Cal State Sacramento builds the first full precast concrete structure.
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK CITY—The Gateway Program will increase track, tunnel, bridge and station capacity, eventually creating four mainline tracks between Newark, New Jersey and Penn Station in New York City, including a new, two-track Hudson River tunnel.
DALLAS—“There's so much capital that has been raised, people are gravitating to these assets simply because they need a place to put their money,” Trimont Real Estate Advisors' Mitchell Hunter tells GlobeSt.com.
SAN DIEGO—As retail becomes more experiential, tenant mix, communication and coordination are increasingly important, and it's a job property managers have been doing for years.