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LOS ANGELES—Technological advancements, protection of intellectual capital and efficiencies in the supply chain are causing manufacturers to rethink foreign production, Colliers' Dwight Hotchkiss tells GlobeSt.com in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> interview about the on-shoring trend.
TORONTO—NAIOP held its fall conference here, and looked to answer one of the major questions concerning the country: why is so much investment money heading south?
LA JOLLA, CA—THE LOT La Jolla, a lifestyle/entertainment destination that combines dining, drinking and the movies in one venue, represents consumers' desire for a gathering space that meets several needs, owner Adolfo Fastlicht tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
IRVINE, CA—From attending industry events to financial achievements, here are the elements that distinguish candidates for brokerage positions, Colliers' Martin Pupil tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b> in part 2 of a two-part Q&A.
IRVINE, CA—The Irvine Co.'s new fleet of hybrid-electric buildings joins other advances in building sustainability, such the analytics of controlling building systems and the use of biodegradable soap in restrooms, Rich Bluth tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
LOS ANGELES—Don't be fooled by the Hollywood talk; the South Bay and Westside submarkets led the office market in the third quarter, according to the latest research from Cushman & Wakefield.
LOS ANGELES—Although USC has several multifamily developments popping up, the Shrine, a six-property vintage student-housing portfolio in the area, gets double-digit offers.
VERNON, CA—Xebec buys 12.6 acres of land in Vernon with plans to build a 203,000-square-foot industrial facility, and, while it doesn't break ground until late November, tenants are already submitting proposals.
WALTHAM, MA—An affiliate of the Davis Cos. has acquired two office buildings on Main Street here totaling more than 300,000 square feet for $52.5 million. The Boston-based firm also reports it has sold the Tower Point office complex in the Seaport District of Boston for more than $62 million.