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What Will Happen to SoCal's 1980s Product?

Natalie Dolce | March 28, 2016

LOS ANGELES—In the ongoing fight for relevance, who is going to take the base building risk with the current 1980's towers in L.A.? Who is going to fight and really put the money in? Those were a few of the many questions that came up during the brokerage panel at RealShare Los Angeles last week.

The Decline Has Begun In Some Property Types

Joel Ross | March 27, 2016

The top is passed

IEC Raises $200M for Third Fund

Kelsi Maree Borland | March 25, 2016

LOS ANGELES—This is the value-add investor's first institutional comingled fund and its largest investment fund.

The Push for More Multifamily

Kelsi Maree Borland | March 25, 2016

LOS ANGELES—The sales team of an office building with “friendly zoning” marketed the site for redevelopment into multifamily—and competition soared.

Richard Ziman Talks L.A., Receives Legends Award

Natalie Dolce | March 25, 2016

LOS ANGELES—Ziman, who was honored at the recent RealShare Los Angeles conference, says that L.A. is on fire right now and the peripheral areas of downtown are growing.

Half Million SF Industrial Development Planned for North Las Vegas

David Phillips | March 25, 2016

LAS VEGAS—Developer plans to start construction late this year on LogistiCenter at Las Vegas Boulevard.

The Impact of Recent Regulations on REITs

Carrie Rossenfeld | March 25, 2016

SAN DIEGO—Four REIT CEOS give the lowdown on how regulations including 15-02 and the DOL fiduciary rule are affecting and could affect transactions in the near future during ADISA's Spring Symposium here Tuesday.

CRE's Next Big Thing: Innovation Centers

Sule Aygoren | March 25, 2016

These emerging US markets are all attracting new businesses, residents and capital. What are these population magnets doing right? (From the 2016 Annual Review & Forecast Issue)

This Very Curious Real Estate Cycle

Sule Aygoren | March 25, 2016

This cycle is going just as expected...just pay no attention to the capital markets volatility and tech innovation lurking in the corner. (From the 2016 Annual Review & Forecast)