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SAN DIEGO—Coastal North County has a lot of similarities with Downtown San Diego in the demographic shift of renters and renovation of older properties vs. the I-78 corridor, which attracts more passive investors, Colliers' Peter Scepanovic tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
NEW YORK CITY—Electing to once again put a hold on one-year leases for rent-stabilized units will keep investors away from gentrifying areas, Marcus & Millichap's investment specialist Shaun Riney warns GlobeSt.com.
CUPERTINO, CA—The city council approved apartment homes that will include 71 affordable units and generate more than $65 million in community benefits and fees.
CARROLLTON, TX—After a sluggish first quarter, the April through June period yielded one of the biggest quarterly totals for multifamily renter demand in recent years, says MPF Research.
HAVERFORD, PA—The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia is leasing 663 W. Lancaster Avenue in Haverford, PA, the site of the former Foodsource grocery store. CHOP is relocating its former practice location at 600 Haverford Road to the new site.
LOS ANGELES—Arts District development may come to a two-year halt thanks to a dispute over the master plan exemptions and zoning changes, GlobeSt.com reports in this EXCLUSIVE story.
NEW YORK CITY—Madison International Realty's Ronald Dickerman, who was in London as the EU referendum unfolded, tells GlobeSt.com what the coming months will bring for the investment climate domestically and in Europe.