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DALLAS—Southwest Airlines' new office and training facility at its corporate campus is to consist of a 414,000-square-foot office building and an attached 367,000-square-foot flight training center.
NEWPORT BEACH, CA—While a special committee continues to explore strategic alternatives, the board may conclude that it would be best for the company and its stockholders to sell one or more of the company's assets and possibly adopt a liquidation plan for the rest of its assets.
LOS ANGELES—Skya Ventures buys a 60-unit apartment complex in the Highland Park, beating out 25 other offers. In this EXCLUSIVE interview, the firm's Gelena Skya explains why it is such an attractive market for investment.
LOS ANGELES—J.P. Morgan Asset Management and SARES-REGIS Group secure $129.8 million through a national bank to pay off matured debt on two Thousand Oaks apartment complexes.
SAN DIEGO—The Alexandria at Torrey Pines is already a state-of-the-art office space. Now it is aiming to have its amenities—including conference and event space, a restaurant with patio, a full gym and a theater—used by its life-sciences neighbors. GlobeSt.com got an <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> tour.
JERSEY CITY, NJ—Getting the product out of distribution and fulfillment and into the consumer's hands is the focus of early adopters in the e-commerce space, IMS Worldwide's Curtis Spencer tells GlobeSt.com in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> NAIOP I.CON preview.
IRVINE, CA—Single men owners have gained $10,000 (16 %) more in home value since purchase;
housing gender gap widens with more years of home ownership.
LAS VEGAS—CEO and founder of Metro 1 tells GlobeSt.com that we can expect to see many more adaptive reuse projects of defunct or functionally obsolescent retail projects being redeveloped and adapted to uses that serve current demand.