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MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA—A multifamily asset located in a supply-constrained area near the Google headquarters gets refinancing while nearby 600 National represents the only available large-block leasing opportunity in the area.
NEWPORT BEACH, CA—Retailers are making sure that they are using all of the resources at their disposal to stay in front of customers, which includes social media to promote their brands and stay connected with customers, M&M's Ron Duong tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
OLD BRIDGE, NJ—Nicholson has more than 30 years of sales and management experience in the real estate and chemical industries. For the past 17 years he represented landlords and tenants on leases and sales for Metro Commercial Real Estate, Mount Laurel, NJ.
SAN DIEGO—Fully leased or value-add properties are drawing in retail investors from other states to the San Diego market, Lee & Associates' Michael Golden tells GlobeSt.com in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> look at the sector.
PATERSON, NJ—The properties consist of a three-story, 32,277-square-foot office building located at 370 Broadway, an 11,253-square-foot, single-story building located at 362 Broadway and an adjacent vacant lot located at 386 Broadway, prime for redevelopment.
SAN DIEGO—Brian Bielatowicz, the firm's new national retail co-director overseeing the West Coast, joins CEO Jeff Rinkov for an EXCLUSIVE video interview to discuss the firm's retail strategy.
NEW YORK CITY—In a special series on the eve of the 15th anniversary of 9/11, GlobeSt.com sits down with Silverstein Properties' Janno Lieber, to look back at the state of Downtown before, and immediately after, the terrorist attacks versus today.
AUSTIN, TX—Commercial Brokers Association of Austin raised a record $50,000 to support Explore Austin and Ronald McDonald House Charities, with $25,000 donated to each organization.
PHOENIX—Beyond amenities, the multifamily project will have access to the Valley Metro light rail line and a 75-acre public park that includes a memorial hall, an amphitheater, green space and a lake.