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LOS ANGELES—The average age in senior housing is 85, not 62, so the increasing age demographic may not be enough to justify development, according to Marcus & Millichap's Mark Myers in this EXCLUSIVE interview.
BOSTON—The BRA reports the proposals from the various firms run the gamut from towers anchored by new residences, offices, hotel rooms, retail shops, or developments that would feature a mix of uses.
VIRGINIA BEACH, VA—The company likes these transactions because they typically include an option to purchase a majority stake in the project at cost, giving it “a healthy wholesale to retail spread,” according to CEO Louis Haddad.
NEWPORT BEACH, CA—Millennials are holding off on buying homes, in part, because many of them want more than just a starter home, Landmark Capital Advisors' Adam Deermount tells GlobeSt.com in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> reaction to a recent CNBC article.
LOS ANGELES—That's the assessment of James Breeze, a 12-year industry veteran who has just joined Colliers International as its first-ever director of industrial research.
BETHLEHEM, PA—San Francisco-based Stitch Fix, an online subscription and personal shopping service, is leasing a 483,990 square foot spec industrial building owned and developed by Prologis in Bethlehem, PA.
SAN DIEGO—The market has seen a drastic change over the past year from both leasing and investment standpoints, Lee & Associates' Isaac Little tells GlobeSt.com in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> look at the market.