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IRVINE, CA—Online self-service interface allows for filtering by sale, loan, occupancy, equity, foreclosure status, and property characteristics on 120 million U.S. properties
AUSTIN—The Transwestern executive—and <strong>CCIM <em>THRIVE</em></strong> featured speaker—is bullish on capital-market movement—until 2018, that is.
SAN FRANCISCO—Rather than a setback, China's recent stock market slump is likely to spur even more commercial property investment in the US says one source in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> Q&A.
In part two-of this two-part <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> Q&A, Bindo's Ben Wong says that a small retailer can outsource some of their processes and logistics to a third party company to provide extra services to their customers at low cost.
SAN DIEGO—It's incumbent upon the California business community to keep exploring the best ways to conserve water, add to the water supply and source water differently, SDREDC's Mark Cafferty tells GlobeSt.com in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> follow-up to last week's BMC event.
ORANGE COUNTY, CA—While they would like to see more newer buildings with higher clearance, users still clamor for Orange County industrial space, causing it to maintain its extremely low vacancy rate, CBRE's Kurt Strasmann tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
IRVINE, CA—The multifamily REIT acquires two apartment communities in separate transactions in the Oklahoma City and Dallas-Fort Worth metro area totaling 654 units and has total investments to date of $932 million.
LOS ANGELES—The Cox, Castle & Nicholson founder passes away, leaving behind his wife of 55 years, four daughters, seven grandchildren and a lasting legacy in the industry.
CHICAGO—How do those two work for the hotel investor? According to Jeff Bucaro and Rushi Shah of Aries Capital in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> interview, the answer may be "CMBS.
OAKLAND, CA–Uptown District's the Hive blends dining, retail, co-working, office and residential spaces with adaptive reuse of multiple historic buildings and proximity to public transportation.