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NEW YORK CITY—In what they call “a shot across the bow of the luxury real estate industry,” lawyers with Kobre & Kim detail the new federal rules being imposed on title insurance companies with regard to high-value, all-cash residential deals in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> commentary.
SAN FRANCISCO—Most companies aren't aware that drone coverage does not fall under average general liability insurance and is therefore subject to a myriad of risks, as discussed in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.
SAN DIEGO—Most luxury apartments in this market have been developed Downtown or in further-out suburban locations near freeway access, which can inhibit those communities from creating a sense of place, JLL Income Property Trust executives tell GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
PHILADELPHIA—Unconventional uses like fitness, food, and medical are likely to replace department stores in many retail mall settings, CBRE's Gartner says.
UNION CITY, NJ—Sun Equity Partners says it purchased the landmark complex with the intent of providing existing tenants improved work environments and attracting new artists and commercial users.
NEW YORK CITY—The industry technology firm has created an offering meant to expedite the transaction process while keeping costs down for broker customers, GlobeSt.com has learned EXCLUSIVELY.
DALLAS—The UT Dallas parking structure is one of several construction projects currently planned or in progress at the campus for which JQ has been retained to provide engineering services.
HOUSTON—The Midtown location gives residents the ability to commute, sightsee, dine and shop in one of the most walkable neighborhoods, with a walk score of 84 out of 100.