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LOS ANGELES—Bridge Development is building a 400,000-square-foot industrial complex in the San Gabriel Valley, managing to find more developable land in the very tight Los Angeles market, GlobeSt.com reports in this EXCLUSIVE story.
LOS ANGELES—A local developer lands a $30 million construction loan, a 243-unit apartment complex in Portland trades hands and a handful of companies announce new hires in this week's wrap-up of deals.
IRVINE, CA—Essential overlaps in healthcare, education, science and technology are needed to further progress in these disciplines, making collaborative space an ongoing necessity, Taylor Design's Edmund Einy tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
SAN DIEGO—At Monday's Crittenden National Real Estate Conference, speakers said that values and pricing are beginning to flatten and say that the leveling off is expected to continue for 12 to 18 months.
MIAMI—“With a scarcity of vacant land and many existing Miami Beach properties protected by historic preservation regulations, available properties such as this are even more rare and valuable.”
CHICAGO—Kevin Clifton and Chris Cummins once worked together as a duo at Colliers International, and now plan to add momentum to C&W's suburban office practice.
SAN DIEGO—As economists and speakers at the opening panel at the Crittenden National conference here talk about oil and CRE's future, they warn that Houston, Denver and Chicago are a few of the markets that have already seen a plateau.
WASHINGTON, DC—Even though some banks are becoming more skittish about real estate lending, especially construction finance, the money still flows for top projects. Well, any project that delivers yield.
NEW YORK CITY—Still a small portion of troubled CMBS loans overall, 2.0 securitizations in special servicing have seen triple-digit increases year over year, while delinquencies from these vintages have ticked upward since 2015 ended.