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Why Atton Is Betting Big on Brickell

Jennifer LeClaire | June 17, 2016

MIAMI—With hotels located in Chile, Peru and Colombia, Atton is a brand that is known throughout Latin America, and its CEO is betting it will stand out in Miami.

Tired Vacant Midtown Building Gets New Lease on Life

Jennifer LeClaire | June 17, 2016

ATLANTA—“It was a tough assignment…”

Lodging Execs Charge Some Landlords Operating 'De-Facto' Hotels

John Jordan | June 17, 2016

BOSTON—The report also states that more than half of Airbnb's Boston-area revenue, approximately $25 million, is derived from operators that listed properties for rent more than 180 days per year.

One SD Company's I.E. Apartment Strategy

Carrie Rossenfeld | June 17, 2016

SAN DIEGO—“The Inland Empire market demonstrates strong education, medical and technology drivers, and we anticipate it will continue to perform over the next several years,” MG Properties' Christian Garner tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.

MakeOffices' Largest Lease in DC Is Quickly Topped By Another

Erika Morphy | June 17, 2016

WASHINGTON, DC-The collaborative office space provider is taking 45,000 square feet at The Wharf.

Cushman & Wakefield Data and Telecoms Expert James Cali joins Avison Young in New Jersey

Steve Lubetkin | June 17, 2016

MORRISTOWN, NJ—Data center and telecommunications expert James Cali, a veteran of more than 25 years in the industry has joined Avison Young as a principal. Cali was most recently a senior vice president at Cushman & Wakefield.

How Do Regional Malls Fit into the Retail Scene?

Kelsi Maree Borland | June 17, 2016

LOS ANGELES—In this EXCLUSIVE interview, Vintage Real Estate's Robert Licht talks about the retail market's blurred lines and how regional malls are adapting in the new retail world.

Is Manufactured Housing Gaining Ground?

Carrie Rossenfeld | June 17, 2016

SAN CLEMENTE, CA—Yes and no, Pillar's Art Tuverson tells GlobeSt.com in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> interview. While the sector is becoming more prevalent within the institutional-investment community, net supply is decreasing and no new MHCs are being built.

Office: Flattening Demand Ahead

Paul Bubny | June 17, 2016

HERNDON, VA—In tandem with slowing GDP growth projected through 2017, the NAIOP Research Foundation forecasts that office-using employment gains will soften “as those sectors feel the impact of less macroeconomic activity.”

Deal Tracker: City and South Bay Record Sales and Leases

Lisa Brown | June 17, 2016

SAN FRANCISCO—Among the latest activities are sales in the Bayview District and at 5555 Auto Mall Pkwy., retail leasing at Potrero 1010, and $120 million in office funding at Main Street Cupertino.

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