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SAN DIEGO—There's a great environment for seed and venture funding here, which is a huge draw for start-ups, so the CRE industry shouldn't be shy about welcoming them, GoPro's Kris Skrinak tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
IRVINE, CA—Formerly known as Cornerstone 1 at Tustin Legacy, the project brings the outdoors in, offers a multitude of quality food options and an authentic take on fitness and conferencing, Lincoln's Kevin Hayes tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
NEW YORK CITY—New CMBS defaults have declined for five years in a row, but a confluence of market pressures could mean an uptick in 2016, says Fitch Ratings.
YORK, PA—Bethesda, MD-based Walker & Dunlop provided a $14.125 million bridge loan for Autumn House (East and West), senior living communities in York, PA, featuring assisted living, independent living, and memory care.
DUBLIN, CA—The neighborhood subdivision, Fielding, is under construction within the Wallis Ranch master planned community, and Trumark Urban also has several luxury residential projects underway.
LIVINGSTON, NJ—The multifamily-investing rush reached a new level during the first quarter along the New Jersey/Philadelphia corridor, where Gebroe-Hammer Associates closed more than $578 million in transactions. The firm recorded 30 sales involving a total of 3,590 units during the three-month timeframe, averaging over two sales per week and breaking records previously set during the course of its 40-year history.
CEDAR KNOLLS, NJ—Nearly 40,000 square feet in leasing and renewal activity at Cedar Knolls Corporate Center follows the recent completion of a major capital improvement program at the 118,000-square-foot, class A office building, according to Cushman & Wakefield.
PHOENIX—Residents have many options, with services including a variety of innovative activities, chef-prepared dining, wellness programs and entertainment activities.