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NEW YORK CITY—The financing will go toward the purchase of a building in the area—better known as East Harlem—that features 232 residential units and four commercial units.
LOS ANGELES—According to the annual skyscraper report from JLL, rents for office buildings in the Downtown L.A. and Century City skylines are at all-time highs and are climbing even higher.
SANTA ANA, CA—The sector's growth before the downturn was not based on strong fundamentals, and now the players are being the efficient machines they need to become in order to compete in today's fast-paced world, Red Mountain Group's Michael Mugel tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
SEATTLE—New Zillow analysis finds 15% of Richmond millennials live alone, the highest percentage of all major US metros. Read more to hear some of the other top spots.
Growth in spending at restaurants continues to slow, says one firm in its latest report, but they note that Brexit is a non-event, at least as far as retail REITs are concerned.
CHICAGO—Fears of an impending economic downturn stopped many office users from signing deals in the first quarter, but leasing data from the second quarter tells a different story.