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IRVINE, CA—In part 2 of a two-part <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> Q&A, KTGY's Simon Perkowitz and David Lacey tell GlobeSt.com about how architects and owners can work together smoothly to create construction documents that will work for everyone.
COSTA MESA, CA—College and university construction is moving toward best value and service-oriented services, more like the private sector does, Sundt Construction's Robert Stokes tells GlobeSt.com in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> look at a major academic construction project.
NEW YORK CITY—The National Basketball Players Association has decided to sell its headquarters building on Lenox Ave. and relocate into leased space in Midtown.
LOS ANGELES—Over the past several months, cap rate declines have been minimal, signaling that projected total returns are “close to bottom,” says CBRE Capital Markets' Brian McAuliffe.
SAN JOSE—The class-A space at 500 Santana Row is scheduled to deliver in 2016 and features six levels of office space above a four-level, below-grade parking garage containing approximately 670 spaces.
PHILADELPHIA—Five Below, which describes itself as an “extreme-value retailer for pre-teens, teens and beyond” is opening its largest store in Center City Philadelphia, just steps from the Company's headquarters.
JERSEY CITY, NJ—Philadelphia architectural and design firm Wallace Roberts & Todd says the long-awaited first phase of Jersey City's Montgomery Gardens Neighborhood has begun with the demolition of three of the six 10-story high-rise towers in late August.
WASHINGTON, DC— The Home Purchase Sentiment Index adds an important piece to the puzzle of what is going on in the housing market, Steve Deggendorf tells GlobeSt.com's Erika Morphy.