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Aquent Renews Lease at 823 Congress

Lisa Brown | March 30, 2016

AUSTIN, TX—823 Congress is a 16-story, 181,381-square-foot office building overlooking the State Capitol and Town Lake with the Texas Hill Country as a backdrop.

Until Rig Count Increases, Deal Pace to be Slow

Lisa Brown | March 30, 2016

HOUSTON—Once a sizable increase in the rig count occurs, the upstream businesses will flourish once again.

Oaktree Exits STOR Stake with Sale of Shares

Paul Bubny | March 30, 2016

SCOTTSDALE, AZ—Expected to close at week's end, the sale of an Oaktree affiliate's STORE Capital stock completes a process that the REIT's CEO, Christopher Volk, disclosed to GlobeSt.com in an interview soon after its IPO.

CRE Women Ramping Up for Big 2016

Jennifer LeClaire | March 29, 2016

MIAMI—"Miami is attracting investment from all over the world, and our organization's membership numbers are stronger than ever…"

More Amenitized Multifamily Coming to Koreatown

Kelsi Maree Borland | March 29, 2016

LOS ANGELES—CityView is turning a former parking lot into market-rate apartments in Koreatown, called the Pearl on Wilshire.

Private Investor Wins Institutional Asset

Kelsi Maree Borland | March 29, 2016

LOS ANGELES—Out bidding at least 10 other buyers, a private 1031 exchange buyer wins the Micropolitan at Urban Lights apartment community in the Miracle Mile market.

Home Prices Rise Amid Low Inventories

Paul Bubny | March 29, 2016

NEW YORK CITY—Currently, there's about a five-month supply of single-family homes for sale, says David Blitzer at S&P Dow Jones Indices.

Cash Is “Especially King” for Industrial Product

Natalie Dolce | March 29, 2016

LOS ANGELES—Capital is not overbuilding the marketplace. At least not in industrial, said RealShare Los Angeles panelists, who say that buildings below 300,000 to 400,000 square feet are becoming tighter and tighter with rental rates and prices moving up rapidly.

CRE Women Ramping Up for Big 2016

Jennifer LeClaire | March 29, 2016

MIAMI—“Miami is attracting investment from all over the world, and our organization's membership numbers are stronger than ever…”

Expanding User Base Can Improve Colleges' Revenue Stream

Carrie Rossenfeld | March 29, 2016

SAN DIEGO—Creating wellness centers and state-of-the-art performing-arts studios local residents can enjoy can help offset the costs of construction for community colleges, Sundt's John Messick tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.

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Aquent Renews Lease at 823 Congress

Until Rig Count Increases, Deal Pace to be Slow

Oaktree Exits STOR Stake with Sale of Shares

CRE Women Ramping Up for Big 2016

More Amenitized Multifamily Coming to Koreatown

Private Investor Wins Institutional Asset

Home Prices Rise Amid Low Inventories

Cash Is “Especially King” for Industrial Product

CRE Women Ramping Up for Big 2016

Expanding User Base Can Improve Colleges' Revenue Stream

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