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TUCSON, AZ—The former mall building was chosen by Comcast for its abundance of nearby amenities, its large bilingual customer service labor pool and the convenience of the Mountain Time Zone.
HOUSTON—Despite the somewhat gloomy forecast, leasing and sales continue at a steady clip, with firms readily taking space from 100,000 square feet downward as well as selling space in and around the metro.
PLANO, TX—With the population growth in the North Texas region, a medical office building is scheduled for completion in October 2016 but is leasing up as it is being built.
AUSTIN, TX— Austin, which finished first overall, scored very well in terms of a young population, good earning potential, relatively low cost of living, quality of life factors and low unemployment.
JACKSONVILLE, FL—With product offerings that range from consumer lending to commercial mortgages, EverBank has $27.4 billion in assets and $18.8 billion in deposits.
LOS ANGELES—Retail is changing to destination-driven centers, but Pacific Retail's Steve Plenge says that there are still big opportunities investing in the right class-B malls in this EXCLUSIVE interview.
LOS ANGELES—In this week's wrap-up of deals, several companies announce major new hires, a hotel portfolio secures a $140 million bridge loan and multifamily properties in So-Cal see no decrease in popularity.
NEW YORK CITY—The office building sector here secured the largest share of investment sales consideration—41%, or $12.1 billion—thanks to a handful of large transactions.
The level of uncertainty is about as high as it can be right now. Maybe not as bad as November 2008, but at a level that has caused many investors to just…
FULLERTON, CA—The demand for both affordable housing and senior housing is high in Orange County, and affordable developments always come with an additional degree of complication, the Richman Group's Rick Westberg tells GlobeSt.com in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> look at Ventana.