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SAN DIEGO—In addition to reliable public transportation and transit from hubs to the beach, affordable housing and a sense of community, Millennials here seek satisfying food options, fitness facilities and showers in the workplace, say panelists at RealShare San Diego.
PHILADELPHIA—One of Philadelphia's longest-lived advertising and marketing firms, DDCworks, has moved its headquarters to The Cast Iron Building, located at 718 Arch Street, as the agency says a Center City location will improve its ability to attract talented employees.
SAN FRANCISCO—In an EXCLUSIVE, Polaris Pacific discusses how condominium deliveries remain low by historic standards and will be inadequate to meet the city's for-sale housing needs.
IRVINE, CA—The difficulties associated with special servicers during the downturn were disastrous, but CMBS is not planning to do anything different, said one CMBS lender during a recent capital-markets caucus, HIG's Ed Hanley tells Globest.com in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> interview.
ENGLEWOOD, CO—A consortium including Gordon Brothers, Hilco and Tiger Capital has won the auction for the bankrupt retailer's inventory; the remaining store leases will go on the block soon.
MANALAPAN, NJ—KABR Group has sold its Justin Corporate Center I, a two-story, 40,000-square-foot office building in Manalapan, Monmouth County, to the Torsiello Organization.
NEW YORK CITY—We talked with three brokers in markets around the nation--and wherever we go, it seems small entrepreneurs and larger concerns are 'hopping' on the craft beer trend.
NEW YORK CITY—Ariel Property Advisors says that Bushwick is taking on a new identity as a live/work destination with an abundance of new office and residential developments.
"Contrary to the thinking that history will repeat itself, in my opinion, taking a retrospective approach isn't the best way to set CRE investment strategy going forward," writes Rick Chichester in this EXCLUSIVE guest column.