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LOS ANGELES—Somehow, industrial construction is only two-thirds of the prior pre-recession peak, according to Marcus & Millichap experts on the latest office and industrial webcast.
MIAMI—Real estate professionals were standing against the walls of the Four Seasons Hotel meeting room on Brickell Avenue for the University of Miami's…
SAN DIEGO—There's no denying the power of cities to attract the population, but Millennials are returning to the suburbs as their children reach school age, PricewaterhouseCoopers' Mitch Roschelle says during Burnham-Moores' real estate conference.
NEWPORT BEACH, CA—Irvine Co. Office Properties is partnering with premier wellness and fitness providers in each of its markets, and technology will continue to play an increasingly important role, the firm's Lauren Kelly tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
IRVINE, CA—In order to add value successfully to each asset, it is imperative that property managers dedicate focused resources and staff to ensure they have the ability to be nimble in responding to tenant needs, BKM's Matt Stephenson tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
PHOENIX—Carlisle Companies will relocate its corporate headquarters from Charlotte, NC to occupy the entire fourth floor of Kierland One in a 46,000-square-foot lease.
ALLEN, TX—Office/warehouse combinations are available in other areas, but the majority were built 10 to 15 years ago and lack modern appeal, efficiencies and amenities.
HOUSTON—A new hospitality team plans to kick it up a notch with services and access to international institutional buyers, having closed more than $450 million in hotel sales transactions in five years.
SAN ANTONIO—Sundt Construction has been aggressively investing in Texas for several years, and the state now accounts for 25% of the company's new work, with Eric Hedlund leading the expansion effort.