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MF Landlord Arrested on Multiple Criminal, Civil Counts

Rayna Katz | May 11, 2016

NEW YORK CITY—The owner of 140 apartment buildings around Manhattan reportedly harassed rent-regulated tenants on a regular basis, and used other onerous tactics to force them out of their homes in order to flip the units for more lucrative market rate units.

Renaissance Revival Commands Some of Highest Rents

Lisa Brown | May 11, 2016

SAN FRANCISCO—Rialto on New Montgomery is located two blocks from the new Transbay Terminal, the Montgomery Street BART station and the future Yerba Buena Central Subway station, and is 97% leased.

Was SD's Negative Q1 Retail Absorption Just a Blip?

Carrie Rossenfeld | May 11, 2016

SAN DIEGO—Not to worry, CBRE's Reg Kobzi tells GlobeSt.com, in this EXCLUSIVE interview about how the grocery shakeup affected last quarter's numbers and how it is expected to play out over the rest of the year.

The Big Picture on Office's Evolution

Carrie Rossenfeld | May 11, 2016

IRVINE, CA—Work and life and are intertwined, creating a work environment that feels more like home and allows for more flexibility, collaboration and socializing, CapRock Partners' Jake Loughridge tells GlobeSt.com in this EXCLUSIVE look at Radius.

Capri EGM Acquires Genzyme Northborough Global Op Center

John Jordan | May 11, 2016

NORTHBOROUGH, MA—Chicago-based Capri EGM says that the approximately 211,000-square-foot facility is leased to Genzyme, a Sanofi company, under a long-term net lease.

Jay Kessler Joins The Goldstein Group

Steve Lubetkin | May 11, 2016

PARAMUS, NJ—Jay Kessler, who ran a chain of retail pharmacies and was a vice president in charge of site selection at First Hartford, has joined The Goldstein Group to focus on sales and leasing.

Transwestern Expands Nonprofit Group

John Jordan | May 11, 2016

NEW YORK CITY—During the last 10 years, Powers has completed nearly 1 million square feet of nonprofit transactions.

A Delicate Problem: the Homeless at Shopping Centers

Carrie Rossenfeld | May 11, 2016

TUSTIN, CA—California accounts for more than one-fourth of the homeless population nationwide, according to USDHUD. Coreland Cos.' Cheryl Todd defines the concerns for GlobeSt.com EXCLUSIVELY and offers some creative remedies.