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This is What Weak Corporate Transient Demand Looks Like Up Close

Erika Morphy | August 03, 2016

BETHESDA, MD—The first full year of RevPAR declines will hit in 2018, Fitch Ratings predicts in a new report.

CCIM: The Pros and Cons of CRE in Connecticut

Rayna Katz | August 03, 2016

MILFORD, CT—The industry association's state chapter recently hosted a panel discussion here on the state's virtues and challenges of area CRE investing.

Retail Resurgence in San Bernardino County

Carrie Rossenfeld | August 03, 2016

SAN BERNARDINO, CA—Population growth, strong demand, increasing absorption and decreasing vacancies are evidence of a robust retail sector in this part of the Inland Empire making it a great place for retailers to locate, CBRE's Jeff Moore tells GlobeSt.com in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> interview.

Redevelopment Continues After Initial City Support

Lisa Brown | August 03, 2016

ARLINGTON, TX—The $200-million, 1,300-unit multifamily project will be built over four phases, with construction of phase I slated to be complete by spring of 2018 and full completion of the project by 2026.

Long-Term Philosophy of Owner Gels with New Manager

Lisa Brown | August 03, 2016

AUSTIN, TX—AQUILA has leased 9500 Arboretum and Braker Pointe I and II since 2007 and will continue the leasing assignment, along with new property management duties, as it dovetails with PacTrust's philosophy.

E-Commerce Floods US Seaports With Unprecedented Volume

Lisa Brown | August 03, 2016

HOUSTON—Even with the surge in construction, demand for industrial buildings is so robust that nine of 12 markets have reported availability rates from post-recession peaks declining faster than the national rate.

Proximity to Urban and Quality Assets Propel Sales

Lisa Brown | August 03, 2016

PHOENIX—In this EXCLUSIVE, GlobeSt.com learns that The Koll Company recently purchased the fully leased, class-A industrial property, Buckeye Logistics Center for an undisclosed purchase price.