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NEW YORK CITY—Brokers remain bullish on New York City real estate markets but see some troubles on the horizon, according to REBNY's latest broker confidence survey.
MIAMI—Miami Worldcenter Associates, master developer of the project—in collaboration with Forbes Company and Taubman—are developing a pedestrian-oriented streetscape that will serve as the retail focal point of the 27-acre mixed-use development.
NEW YORK CITY—Metro Loft has secured $125 million in acquisition and pre-development financing and $45 million in preferred equity for 20 Broad St. The 29-story office building will be converted to a mixed-use Class A multifamily and retail asset.
RANCHO SANTA MARGARITA, CA—Medical-office buildings that house upper-level, outpatient modalities and services are growing much bigger and the lease terms are getting even longer, thanks to recent healthcare changes. Two experts weigh in on the trend <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b> with GlobeSt.com.
SEATTLE—So far sales have been bulletproof to price increases, but this is unsustainable in a slowly growing economy unless inventory improves, says Redfin's chief economist.
LOS ANGELES—Commercial real estate's yield profile underscores the sector's investor appeal amid current global volatility, Marcus & Millichap's Hessam Nadji told a Bloomberg TV audience recently.
ATLANTA—Hillwood Company just acquired Gwinnett 316, a 15-building distribution park spanning 2.2 million square feet in Atlanta's Interstate 85/Northeast…
CHICAGO—The CBD may be attracting many suburban companies, but other corporate users are building their own suburban campuses, and Alter officials feel there is enough demand for this 50-acre piece of land in Downers Grove.