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SAN DIEGO—The United Port of San Diego is 'determined to make this as open and transparent a process as possible,' chairman Marshall Merrifield tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b> in this interview about the next steps for the waterfront development.
NEW YORK CITY—Although the differences in pricing between class A and class B properties can average up to $170,000 per unit, the buyer pool for lower-grade assets is considerably larger, according to Greystone Real Estate Advisors
In New Jersey, developers who disagree with federal agency determinations can also take advantage of the decision to seek judicial determination and not wait for years of litigation to take place, Reinhart says. Listen to our exclusive audio interview.
BOSTON—In total, the Bullfinch Crossing project will total approximately 2.9 million square feet, 812 residential units, 196 hotel rooms, 1.15-million-square feet of office space and 85,000 square feet of new retail space.
FREMONT, CA—Locale @ State Street is within walking distance to BART and will include street-front retail and restaurant space along Capitol Avenue, creating a vibrant urban experience.
ALISO VIEJO, CA—For the fourth consecutive year, every property in Shea Apartment Communities' stabilized portfolio was given the 'Top-Rated' Award by ApartmentRatings.com. SVP Yunmi Martin tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b> what that takes.
NEW YORK CITY—WeWork opened its first location, a 42,604-square-foot space at 349 Fifth Ave. in 2010 and has since expanded its portfolio in New York City to 32 locations totaling 2.7 million square feet across Manhattan, Brooklyn and Long Island City.
The KRE/Silverman partnership decided to begin construction of Phase II now because of the overwhelming success of Phase I, noting that demand for the community's luxury apartments will soon outpace supply