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Brexit Draws Capital to Europe

Kelsi Maree Borland | August 22, 2016

LOS ANGELES—While some are saying that Brexit will cause a flight to safety to the US, Lew Feldman of Heritage Capital Ventures says that opportunistic capital will flood into Europe, in this EXCLUSIVE interview.

Residence Hall at Paterson Medical Center Up for Sale

Steve Lubetkin | August 22, 2016

PATERSON, NJ—The property, with a 15-year gross lease in place with a single tenant, the New York Medical College, is located within the St. Joseph's Hospital Zone Redevelopment Area on the Southside of Paterson.

Hotel Outlook: Far from Gloom and Doom

Paul Bubny | August 22, 2016

DALLAS—Whether the lodging sector is seeing upward or downward movement “depends on where you are sitting on the hotel cycle rollercoaster,” Prism Hotels' Steve Van tells GlobeSt.com EXCLUSIVELY.

When the CFO Counts Calories Not Dollars

John Jordan | August 22, 2016

BOSTON—“Food has become the anchor to the experience economy. It is integral to almost all new real estate developments from individual buildings to new communities and malls,” Pollack relates.

What's Driving Food and Restaurant Growth

Carrie Rossenfeld | August 22, 2016

SAN DIEGO—People are spending more money on going out to eat than on groceries—and it's not just Millennials, CBRE's Carrie Bobb tells GlobeSt.com in this EXCLUSIVE interview about the food-and-beverage industry.

The Reason Investors Like Santa Ana

Carrie Rossenfeld | August 22, 2016

SANTA ANA, CA—Within the surrounding areas of Santa Ana, there are close to 700,000 jobs, making it an ideal place for apartment investors to focus their acquisitions, Decron's Daniel Nagel tells GlobeSt.com in this EXCLUSIVE look at Adagio.

Robust Leasing Shows No Softening in Luxury Housing

Lisa Brown | August 22, 2016

SAN FRANCISCO—Much is being made of the softening of the multifamily leasing market, but these conditions do not affect every development, as evidenced by the robust level of leasing activity at 340 Fremont.

US Justice's Decision Cuts the Legs Out from Prison REITs. Or Does It?

Erika Morphy | August 22, 2016

WASHINGTON, DC—The Bureau of Prisons will be scaling back, if not eliminating, its use of privately-run prisons. What will that mean to these companies that specialize in this service?

Berger Acquires 560 Broad Street in Newark