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SAN DIEGO—Development and redevelopment opportunities should be ripe as San Diego's innovation economy continues to place more demands on the commercial real estate industry, CBRE's Michael Combs tells GlobeSt.com </b> EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
LEWISVILLE, TX—At the current market value of $65.6 million, the venture refinances the property concurrently with the recapitalization of the partnership.
DALLAS—NAIOP's industrial real estate conference assumes a case-study format that will reveal to attendees the many complexities that go into creating large-scale projects, CenterPoint Properties' Jim Clewlow, advisory committee chair for the conference, tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
ELIZABETH, NJ––Community Access Unlimited has been taking a novel approach to affordable housing advocacy work for several decades. CAU, which provides services for people with disabilities and other vulnerable populations, is one of the first nonprofits in the nation to pursue directly the federal low-income housing tax credit to acquire property.
NEW YORK CITY and WASHINGTON, DC—Domestically and globally, green building demand “has grown steadily over the years,” says Rick Fedrizzi of the US Green Building Council, which participated in a new Dodge Data trends report.
SADDLE BROOK, NJ—New Jersey office tenants fell hard and fast for top quality, class-A assets in the fourth quarter, according to CBRE Group's Q4 2015 New Jersey Office MarketView Report. While class A product accounts for 54.9 percent of the state's total inventory, New Jersey's class A properties attracted more than their fair share of office demand, capturing almost two-thirds of the state's total leasing velocity.
IRVINE, CA—“The overall multifamily sector remains healthy and the trend of renting instead of owning continues,” says Ten-X's Peter Muoio, yet some markets are experiencing a cooling-off of economic fundamentals.
LOS ANGELES—In this week's wrap-up of deals, Bixby buys two industrial buildings in its foray into the Seattle market, an apartment owner secures an aggressive $65 million loan and a new co-working space moves into Los Angeles.
WASHINGTON, DC—US Securities and Exchange Commission rules required the REIT to report that it will no longer be a “well-known seasoned issuer” following the filing of its annual report for 2015.