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MIAMI— It's pretty remarkable and a stark contrast to so many of the big-box type retailers who are closing down these days because of online competition.
SAN FRANCISCO—RiverRock's Anne Hinz and Mike Meyer recently talked tech, office, adaptive reuse, urban infill projects and must-have amenities in this EXCLUSIVE.
During his seven-year tenure in Christie's administration—serving as the point person on state budget and department performance issues—Goetting was named one of the 50 most politically influential persons in New Jersey by PolitickerNJ.
NEW YORK CITY—The Speaker of the City Council recommended a hold on one-year leases and a very modest increase in two-year leases, noting wage stagnation.
LOS ANGELES—“We believe that after companies formalize the process of gathering the relevant data, they will be surprised to find that they may have more leases than they originally thought.,” says Jeff Beatty with CBRE's financial consulting group.
IRVINE, CA—Positive residential and multifamily trends have been aids to the strong occupancy and rental growth the storage industry has experienced for several years, Talonvest's principals tell GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
BOSTON—Technology firms are particularly at the mercy of landlords who demand long-term deals. However, those long-term transactions go against the best interests of these companies that in their early years of operation are in flux.