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MIAMI—"South Florida oceanfront sites are almost impossible to come by and we expect a flurry of interest from local, national, and international investors."
BOSTON—In the waning days of 2015, Boston Properties announced that it would be submitting plans in early 2016 for a major mixed-use project in the city's Back Bay.
Nationally, vacancy among institutional apartment communities remains 100-150 basis points below the long term average of 6%, says one source we <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b> spoke with, but what can we expect going forward? Sources weigh in.
SAN DIEGO—High-quality affordable housing for lower-income residents of all levels is critical to San Diego's economic health and prosperity, but a shortage of state and local funding inhibits production, Affirmed Housing's John Wurster tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
IRVINE, CA—Due to maxing out on current space and staff, many companies will need to expand their footprint in order to accommodate growth this year, PM Realty Group's Jim Proehl tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
LOS ANGELES—International lifestyle group Hoxton buys the historic Los Angeles Transit Building for $30 million with plans to convert the property into a boutique hotel.
MIAMI—"Due to the value-add opportunities this asset provides, the strategy for the sale was to allow the market to stabilize before listing the building."