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SEATTLE—According to Zillow, Denver, Seattle, and Dallas-Fort Worth top the list of markets to watch in 2016; Salt Lake City and Ogden, UT make the top 10.
IRVINE, CA—Professional on-site management, experienced engineering and maintenance and flexibility are key to retaining office tenants no matter what the economy is doing, the Koll Co.'s Gerald Yahr tells GlobeSt.com in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> look at its properties.
SAN DIEGO—Sunrise Management's marketing plan relies heavily on Google advertising and social media to drive prospects to Pinnacle on the Park, the first tower of which is now nearly 60% leased, the firm's Melissa Deen tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA—The economy has recovered to the point where cranes are in the sky in many areas of Southern California. GlobeSt.com speaks <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b> with several experts about which submarkets have the most spec-office development.
NEW YORK CITY—The asset manager's third major reorganization since 2012, the changes will also result in an expanded multi-asset strategies team and a combined active equity platform.
LOS ANGELES—HQ Creative Office spends an average of $350 per square foot on its small-box creative office redevelopment projects, and GlobeSt.com has an <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> look inside.