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WASHINGTON, DC—“Supply is still trying to catch up with demand,” says Lynn Fisher at the Mortgage Bankers Association, which has issued a report tracing the affordability crisis in rental housing.
BOSTON—The 540,000-square-foot building that spans an entire block between Arlington and Berkeley streets was constructed in 1922 and contains 500,000 square feet of office space and 40,000 square feet of retail space.
IRVINE, CA—Cash buyers should always have an advantage over financed buyers and see at least some discount below financed buyers, RealtyTrac's Daren Blomquist tells GlobeSt.com in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> look at why these buyers are paying a premium.
PHILADELPHIA—Paige Jaffe, who previously represented Urban Outfitters, Vetri Restaurants and other tenants and landlords, has joined CBRE's retail team as a first vice president in its Center City office.
COLUMBUS—The new project will be the tallest office building in Short North, the trendy arts district that is attracting interest from creatively-focused companies.
NEW YORK CITY—The real estate company is looking to provide capital to those in the industry with innovative ideas for small to mid-sized real estate solutions.
SAN DIEGO—People want to live in amenity-rich, walkable environments, and Bankers Hill's Balboa Park is one of them, Zephyr's Brad Termini tells GlobeSt.com in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> look at a sector once again on the rise.
LOS ANGELES—The Long Beach Port is hard at work replacing the Gerald Desmond Bridge with a wider bridge that will improve traffic flow. It's all part of their quest toward modernization.