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NEW YORK CITY—In this third installment of GlobeSt.com's four-part series on cyber security in CRE, former NYPD commissioner Ray Kelly—who recently left Cushman & Wakefield for a cyber security firm—discussed the industry's state of affairs with GlobeSt.com in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> story.
ATLANTA—In this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> interview, KC Conway, credit risk manager and chief valuation officer at SunTrust Bank, tells GlobeSt.com's Jennifer LeClaire there are two key challenges.
LONG BEACH, CA—City leaders and developers gather to celebrate the "topping off" ceremony at the Current, Long Beach's first new luxury apartment complex in decades.
LOS ANGELES—Lincoln Property Co. completes its four-year redevelopment plan of the 227,000-square-foot office building in two years, and sells to the Onni Group.
ORANGE COUNTY, CA—Wireless-phone providers are very active in the Orange County retail arena, with contract and economy carriers each seeking their own place in separate retail centers, Westwood Financial's Katrina Nadres-Hurtado tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
SAN DIEGO—One submarket offers proximity to the US/Mexico border, newer product with better functionality and available land for development at significantly lower costs compared to other San Diego submarkets, JLL executives tell GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
IRVINE, CA—Auction.com's first CRE Nowcast, a pricing index that combines the firm's proprietary transaction database, Google Trends data and investor surveys to forecast CRE pricing trends in real time, shows that October commercial valuations saw the smallest increase in nearly five years.
LOS ANGELES—2015 is likely to exceed 2007 peak sales volume and panelists at this year's <b>RealShare Net Lease West</b> conference say that in looking at CMBS, originations and underwriting stats, 2015 will be the new 2008.