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Underwriting Standards Getting Stricter for Chi. Apts.

Brian J. Rogal | March 31, 2016

CHICAGO—Lenders may once have calculated rent growth at around 4%, but estimates have grown more conservative, KIG says, and some proposed projects in the city may not get a green light.

Partnership Takes on Rare Undeveloped Parcel in Lake Forest

Brian J. Rogal | March 31, 2016

CHICAGO—Whole Foods had looked at the site, which could still host high-end retail, office, hotel, or even residential.

Houston's CRE Community Has Seen This All Before

Erika Morphy | March 31, 2016

HOUSTON—Indisputably, the drop in the price of oil has had an affect on the local economy. But as panelists at RealShare Houston explained, they have been here before.

Golden Triangle in Midst of Tech-Fueled Renaissance

Lisa Brown | March 31, 2016

SAN JOSE—During the past 12 to 18 months, activity has erupted from developing companies as well as established Fortune 500 investment-grade tenants.

Technology Is Streamlining the Workplace

Kelsi Maree Borland | March 31, 2016

LOS ANGELES—Devin Fidler of the Institute for the Future talks about the evolution of the workplace at the CoreNet Global's Future of Work conference.

Rawles Wilcox Joins Greysteel As Director Within The Multifamily Unit

Erika Morphy | March 31, 2016

WASHINGTON, DC—Rawles helped launched the Mid-Atlantic office of ARA Newmark.

Creating Sales Opps in Your Hotel Lobby

Jennifer LeClaire | March 31, 2016

ORLANDO—“Out of a survey of 1,500 travellers, 66% answered that having free Internet access at hotels strongly informs their decision to stay there.”

$200M Mixed-Use Seaport Plan Goes Before BRA

John Jordan | March 31, 2016

BOSTON—Cronin is proposing in its latest filing with the BRA to build a 22-story, 283,700-square-foot building that will contain 124 residential units and 10,700 square feet of commercial and retail space.

Regional Approval Process Would Help Commercial Development, NJBA President Says

Steve Lubetkin | March 31, 2016

ATLANTIC CITY, NJ—A more regionally focused approach to zoning and planning for commercial construction is probably the most critical issue facing New Jersey's commercial real estate industry, says incoming New Jersey Builders Association president Dwight Pittenger, president of Neptune, NJ-based Pittenger Builders.

PREIT Sells Four Underperforming Malls in PA, VA, and AL