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NEW YORK CITY—For the first time in the worlds of real estate technology and property technology, “activities in the US and North America and in the UK, Western Europe and Asia are starting to look more like each other,” MetaProp co-founder Aaron Block tells GlobeSt.com.
LOS ANGELES—In one of the largest 1031 exchanges in the history of the Long Beach market, one private investor trades 10 assets for a single garden complex in Long Beach.
SAN DIEGO—A building's interior aesthetics are now highly valued due to the opportunity they provide for creating better patient experiences, Taylor Design's Joe Lowe tells GlobeSt.com in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> look at a major hospital addition.
MEMPHIS—Phil Cordell, head of brand management for Hilton Worldwide's Hampton by Hilton chain, tells GlobeSt.com how the expanding middle class in the world's most populous nation has created opportunities for development.
Time Equities Inc.'s national director of retail <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b> tells GlobeSt.com about key topics in retail to keep an eye on whether it is doing more with less, the crowded investment sales landscape or how to keep brick and mortar relevant.
“Long Island City is one of our most important, dynamic districts. It is unique because it contains three strong markets: residential, industrial, and commercial,” says Carl Weisbrod, chairman of the New York City Planning Commission.
WORCESTER, MA—Roseland has also been very active on a host of New Jersey waterfront properties, including its M2 at Marbella development. On Thursday, the development firm was joined by a host of city officials to cut the ribbon on its high-rise residential project in Jersey City.