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The Fed's Beige Book Versus GDP. Will The Real Economic Measure Please Stand Up?

Erika Morphy | June 02, 2016

WASHINGTON, DC—Construction and commercial real estate activity may be up according to the Federal Reserve's Beige Book but who can forget the GDP's dismal first quarter numbers?

Colliers Presses Into Urban Core Strategy

Jennifer LeClaire | June 02, 2016

MIAMI—“The City of Miami saw $1.035 billion worth of new construction last year, with much of it concentrated in the urban core.”

New Accounting Regs Turn Tables on Tenants

Carrie Rossenfeld | June 02, 2016

IRVINE, CA—Under the new national standard, both capital leases and operating leases will have underlying assets and liabilities recorded on the balance sheet, Haskell & White's Wayne Pinnell explains <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b> to GlobeSt.com.

Rutgers Newark Developing Honors Living-Learning Community With RBH Group

Steve Lubetkin | June 02, 2016

Ron Beit, founder of The RBH Group, is helping dream up the approximately $70 million, 400-bed Honors Living-Learning Community. HLLC will be a mixed-use development with residences, classrooms/work spaces, street level retail and parking, as well as a vibrant, open gathering place for Rutgers Newark and the surrounding community.

The Pros and Cons of CA's New Disability Bill

Carrie Rossenfeld | June 02, 2016

SAN DIEGO—SB269 should reduce certain types of predatory lawsuits and claims related to disability access requirements, but it may target businesses for future litigation, Hecht Solberg's Jonathon Giebeler tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.

Foreign Demand Shrinks for Luxury Housing

Kelsi Maree Borland | June 02, 2016

LOS ANGELES—In addition to commercial real estate, foreign investors have also fueled the luxury housing market, but now the demand is drying up and the market is starting to plateau, GlobeSt.com reports in this EXCLUSIVE interview.

Survey Finds Office Dwellers Lacking Light, Air, Quiet

Steve Lubetkin | June 02, 2016

MALVERN, PA—Office workers continue to have limited access to daylight, experience poor air quality and uncomfortable temperatures and are distracted by too much noise in their workplace, according to a new national survey by a global building products company.

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The Fed's Beige Book Versus GDP. Will The Real Economic Measure Please Stand Up?

Colliers Presses Into Urban Core Strategy

New Accounting Regs Turn Tables on Tenants

Rutgers Newark Developing Honors Living-Learning Community With RBH Group

The Pros and Cons of CA's New Disability Bill

Foreign Demand Shrinks for Luxury Housing

Survey Finds Office Dwellers Lacking Light, Air, Quiet

A Creative Office Complex Grows in Brooklyn

New Homes Coming to North Minneapolis

AvalonBay, Sheraton Boston, Vertex Join Walsh's Carbon Initiative

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