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LOS ANGELES—The solution to the ongoing development battle is a new master plan that will support developers and rebuild trust in communities, ULI's Gail Goldberg tells GlobeSt.com in this EXCLUSIVE interview.
BOSTON—In addition to raising the hourly wage, the study also recommends an expansion of the Living Wage Ordinance to cover entities and workers currently not covered.
DENVILLE, NJ—Stanbery Development has sold The Shoppes at Union Hill, a 92,431 square-foot lifestyle center located at 3056 State Route 10 West in Denville, NJ.
GUANGZHOU, CHINA—The recently opened Hampton by Hilton Guangzhou Zhujiang New Town is the first property under that flag in the world's most populous nation, geared toward serving the world's largest middle class.
IRVINE, CA—If workers are giving up private offices in favor of open-plan collaborative space, that space needs to offer amenities that keep them engaged, C&W's Rick Kaplan tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> look at the Press leasing activities.
SAN FRANCISCO—In this GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>, Alan Mark, president of The Mark Company, discusses the underlying trends that are driving the multifamily market and the continued impact going forward.
JERSEY CITY, NJ—New York-based real estate investment firm Margules Properties added to its growing Jersey City portfolio by acquiring 2800 John F. Kennedy Blvd., a retail building in the Journal Square neighborhood of Jersey City, for $1.5 million.
HOUSTON—New master plan communities are best built around existing communities or amenities, says keynote speaker of Urban Land Institute Houston's biennial Suburban Marketplace.
PHOENIX—Caliber's positive economic impact continues to contribute to Phoenix's growing real estate market and the investment in Burger Theory will further expand Phoenix's economy.