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Bob Peterson of Passco Companies gives us parts four and five of the “investors toolkit” to ensure success in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> guest column for ICSC Western States.
BOSTON—The City of Boston, which is in discussions with a developer to craft a master plan for the seven-acre City Hall Plaza, has issued a Request for Proposals for a partner to work with the city on how to transform the plaza into a civic and tourist destination.
With much hoopla, the New York City Metropolitan Transportation Association cut the ribbon on the expansion of the NYC subway system. It's a small triumph in an otherwise troubled national infrastructure scene.
DALLAS—200 of the country's biggest CRE decision makers networked and took in the latest news at RealShare STUDENT HOUSING. Missed the event? Click through the images below to get a taste of what happened.
SAN DIEGO—In 2014, San Diego was ranked the 16th-largest metropolitan region in the US in terms of its GDP, according to SDREDC. The organization's Sean Barr speaks with GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b> about the region's export strengths and weaknesses.
IRVINE, CA—The REIT will implement a 'value-enhancement strategy at each community to create a more-valuable living experience for our renters' hard-earned dollars,' president Ella Neyland tells GlobeSt.com in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> interview.
SAN CLEMENTE, CA—An agency's failure to justify properly or use development-impact fees could result in the loss of such fees, Allen Matkins' Matthew Fogt tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b> in this look at a recent court ruling.
NEW YORK CITY—“Affordable housing remains one of our city's most pressing needs, and these numbers do not show any evidence that landmarking helps to preserve it,' says REBNY president John Banks.