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SAN DIEGO—Cleantech represents a commitment to innovation and adoption of new technologies that are renewable and sustainable and advances San Diego's position as a global smart-city leader, Cleantech San Diego's Jason Anderson tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
IRVINE, CA—Placemaking environments have created a cultural shift from static retail developments to more experiential, people-centered spaces, a welcome change from stagnant malls and shopping centers, KTGY's Chris Cuaso tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
SAN DIEGO—When IDEA1 was first conceived more than three years ago, it was considerably different than the project that just broke ground Downtown, panelists at CREW San Diego's lunch presentation here yesterday told attendees including GlobeSt.com.
OAKLAND, CA—Buyer TMG will conduct a major renovation of the interior, including a new main lobby and entrance, new common area finishes, and building systems modernization.
NEW YORK CITY—Despite slipping sales nationally—in part due to the dollar's rise—the sector still favors the Big Apple, said a panel of sector experts Thursday at NYU's annual capital markets conference.
LOS ANGELES—Paragon and Canyon Capital launch a second retail fund to invest $60 million to $100 million in daily needs retail product throughout California.
LOS ANGELES—The Ruth Group understands the importance of environmentally sustainable design, and found a way to accomplish it without an expensive LEED certification.
MONTVALE, NJ—JURA, a manufacturer of premium automatic specialty coffee machines and coffee centers for both home and professional use, has opened a new US headquarters at 20 Craig Road in Montvale, in a fully renovated, 30,000-square-foot building owned and managed by Woodland Park, NJ-based Mountain Development Corp.
WASHINGTON, DC—A source tells GlobeSt.com that Carr Properties has found a buyer for a building it put on the market this summer – 1575 Eye St., NW. The 210,372 square foot building is trading for $107 million or $509 per square foot. Carr Properties, which just acquired the Apex Building in Bethesda, MD, did not return a request for comment from GlobeSt.com. …