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PHILADELPHIA—Berkadia says Stefanski's hiring sets the stage for increased production activity on both a regional and national level as Berkadia seeks to grow its reach.
BOSTON—Available exclusively to financial advisors and other intermediaries, the new fund launches on the eve of the real estate carve-out from the financial sector within the GICS taxonomy.
SAN DIEGO—General growth in Downtown San Diego is contributing to more startups opening shop and remaining in the submarket, one source tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b> in this look at Startup Day in the Downtown market.
SOUTH BRUNSWICK, NJ—Petrucci completed design, build, and development of this 63,506-square-foot industrial facility on five acres, complete with six loading docks, a drive-in door, T-5 lighting system and ESFR sprinkler system.
AUSTIN, TX—Millennials tend to prioritize density, transit proximity and commuting opportunities, but unaffordable housing further leads to the debate on where millennials will live, in urban or suburban areas.
HOUSTON—The falling office market has been greatly exacerbated by the downturn in the energy industry, likely leading to a deeper bottom than might otherwise be recorded, says NAI Partners.
PHOENIX—The NAIOP developing leaders award honors up-and-coming commercial real estate professionals and taps CBRE senior associate Chris Marchildon for a 2016 award.
DALLAS—Riney's projects include a healthcare who's who, including Scott & White, Baylor, Reliant, Presbyterian and United Surgical Partners International, along with The Ritz-Carlton Dallas and Hyatt East DFW.
LOS ANGELES—Ware Malcomb's latest creative office project the Landing is a creative office built for traditional users, and the designers say that is the next phase of office design.
LOS ANGELES—The Long Beach Port's cargo volumes were down 7.7% in July, the start of the peak shipping season, but the port expects to make up those losses in the coming months.