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First Potomac's NoMa Site is Trading for $55M

Erika Morphy | June 01, 2016

WASHINGTON, DC—The buyer is a partnership between Perseus Realty, an affiliate of Four Points and Greencourt Capital.

Spec Construction Returning to Cleveland

Brian J. Rogal | June 01, 2016

CLEVELAND—Institutional players have ignored Cleveland, and local developers took a step back after the recession, but things are changing.

Another Month, Another High for Apt. Rents

Paul Bubny | June 01, 2016

SANTA BARBARA, CA—Markets in the Western states continue to predominate in the high end of the rent growth ranking on a trailing 12-month basis, according to the latest Yardi Matrix report.

Power Duo Makes Big Central Florida Transition

Jennifer LeClaire | June 01, 2016

ORLANDO—“We feel that this transition aligns perfectly with the strengths of our team, the needs of our clients and the state of the market.”

Adam Tiktin Leaves M&M to Launch New CRE Firm

Jennifer LeClaire | June 01, 2016

MIAMI—“There is a huge opportunity to build a brokerage company in this market that has an impeccable brand…”

Transwestern Developing Trophy Office in Atlanta

Jennifer LeClaire | June 01, 2016

ATLANTA—“Nexus represents the next generation workplace.”

Tight Home-Loans Credit Standards Should Subside

Carrie Rossenfeld | June 01, 2016

IRVINE, CA—The tightness in the overall home-loan market is really due to change that will be sorted out by industry participants over time, First American Financial Corp.'s Mark Fleming tells GlobeSt.com in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> interview.

The Biggest Challenges in Multifamily Construction

Carrie Rossenfeld | June 01, 2016

SAN DIEGO—Blending four generations in the workforce and remaining current with technology and training are some of the most prominent challenges construction firms face today, Pacific Building Group's Wayne Hickey tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.

Pent-Up Demand Creates Buyer Opportunities

Lisa Brown | June 01, 2016

DUBLIN, CA—In this EXCLUSIVE, co-founder Gregg Nelson discusses how Trumark has adapted to the needs of today's buyers and addresses housing demand amid a struggle to keep up.

New England-Eastern RE Group to Buy Storied Taj Boston Hotel

John Jordan | June 01, 2016

BOSTON—While no financial details were released, the purchase price would be for at least $125 million if the Taj Group kept to its sales strategy.

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First Potomac's NoMa Site is Trading for $55M

Spec Construction Returning to Cleveland

Another Month, Another High for Apt. Rents

Power Duo Makes Big Central Florida Transition

Adam Tiktin Leaves M&M to Launch New CRE Firm

Transwestern Developing Trophy Office in Atlanta

Tight Home-Loans Credit Standards Should Subside

The Biggest Challenges in Multifamily Construction

Pent-Up Demand Creates Buyer Opportunities

New England-Eastern RE Group to Buy Storied Taj Boston Hotel

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