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CLEVELAND—Reports from RBC Capital Markets and other sources cite moderating RevPAR growth and increasing competition from Airbnb, among other factors.
BOSTON—The laboratory availability rate in Cambridge. MA fell to just 2% at the end of 2015 year and in East Cambridge market conditions are now even tighter, despite new construction that came on line and new product currently under construction.
NEW YORK CITY—Representing both public and private projects, the 14 nominees for the organization's inaugural such honors will be commended for efforts in a half-dozen categories.
LOS ANGELES—Owner-user office purchases were up 20% in 2015, according to Lee & Associates Scott Romick, who talks about increasing owner-user demand in this EXCLUSIVE interview.
SUNNYVALE, CA—This recent transaction is one of the largest single Santa Clara County residential land deals in years and shows how valuable entitled residential sites can be in prime Silicon Valley locations.
IRVINE, CA—Customers desire a vibrant workplace community in a vertical setting that includes wellness and fitness facilities, outdoor work spaces and outstanding food, Irvine Co.'s Doug Holte tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
SAN DIEGO—The Downtown San Diego neighborhood will focus on improving key 'green' indicators including energy, water, mobility, economy, health, streetscape vitality and waste, SD Green Building Council's John Ambert tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.