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SAN DIEGO—The new 'streamlined' rules allow the IRS to audit and assess taxes and penalties against large partnerships more easily and retool a 33-year-old law that sets the rules for audits, CGS3's Phil Jelsma tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
LOS ANGELES—Owners who maintain their properties and provide the latest amenities will continue to attract Millennials; those who don't do this risk losing them, Avison Young's Chris Cooper tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
NEW YORK CITY—The company is shifting some of its operations into a building adjacent to its upscale department store, opening up retail space in this spotlight on recent deals.
PHOENIX—Traditionally, class A has been on campus, but industry sources at the recent <b>RealShare National Healthcare Real Estate 2015</b> conference see a trend toward off campus because there isn't a lot of dirt available next to a hospital.
NEW YORK CITY—Losses incurred by large hedge funds as well as the closure of some significant individual hedge funds are affecting rents in the Midtown office market.
ORLANDO—Capital continues to flow into Tampa apartments, accelerating deal volume, according to Marcus & Millichap's fourth quarter 2015 report. But will it last?
CAMDEN, NJ—Subaru of America has turned the ignition switch for its new 250,000 square-foot corporate headquarters near Admiral Wilson Boulevard in Camden, NJ. Like several other large New Jersey employers, Subaru is taking advantage of Grow NJ tax incentives to move its North American headquarters from Cherry Hill to Camden.
SOMERSET, NJ—A four-story, 45,000 square-foot commercial building at 201-217 West Main Street, between New Street and South Doughty Avenue in Somerville, NJ, has been sold for $3.2 million.