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DALLAS—A partner at E4H says the key to a successful organization is hiring talented specialists who understand the challenges posed by today's changing healthcare landscape, such as rehire Mackenzie McHale.
HOUSTON—A+UP has found a home at Change Happens in the Historic Third Ward located at 3353 Elgin St., and has plans to enroll 60 students and increase enrollment to 180 students within three years.
NEW YORK CITY—Despite the devastating terrorist attacks of 9/11, and scores of naysayers, the city's builders and businesses believed Downtown could be rebuilt because it'd been done before, Rudin Management Co. CEO Bill Rudin tells GlobeSt.com in this second and final part of our 9/11 anniversary coverage.
LOS ANGELES—The investor acquires the Sepulveda Center as the downleg in a 1031 exchange from an office asset in San Francisco, and it is just the start.
LOS ANGELES—Transit-oriented development is pushing Los Angeles from a community of single-family houses to a series of dense communities with multifamily housing that allow people to move easily between daily activities, GlobeSt.com reports in this EXCLUSIVE story.
SAN DIEGO—A mild macroeconomic recession will hit the US in less than three years, and we're still on track for the Great Depression of 2030, but the overall US economic outlook is rosy, ITR's Alan Beaulieu tells attendees at yesterday's NAIOP breakfast event.