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NEW YORK CITY—While leasing activity in Manhattan was stable and office availability flat during the month of August, a number of factors contributed to a historic spike in the average asking rent.
SAN DIEGO—UCSD is the largest engineering school in California; yet young professionals leave San Diego for the Bay Area. Englue's Olin Hyde tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b> how CRE can help keep them here.
IRVINE, CA—Being able to show measurable gains in communities where affordable housing is developed is crucial to making a difference in people's lives as well as staying in business, Jamboree Housing's George Searcy tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
POWAY, CA—Walkability and livability make apartment properties, particularly in suburban markets, especially attractive to both investors and tenants, CBRE's Kevin Mulhern tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
ALBANY—The building, which is being developed by a joint venture among three firms, will be the first in the area to host students from multiple colleges and universities, in the area, GlobeSt.com has learned <b> EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
PLAYA VISTA, CA—Advertising firm the Phelps Group signs a long-term 30,000-square-foot office lease valued at $16 million, showing a steep rise in rents over the past six months, GlobeSt.com reports <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
LOS ANGELES—The architect unveils the design for Townscape Partners' Sunset Strip mixed-use development, a five-building property with multifamily, retail and entertainment.
LOS ANGELES—Developers have only just announced plans to renovate the historic downtown building, but tenants are already showing interest, GlobeSt.com reports in this <b>UPDATE</b> to an earlier story.
BOSTON—Commercial brokerage firm Cresa reports that commercial markets in and around Boston, as well as Cambridge are anything but tenant's markets and while strong, some still have a ways to go before they reach peak conditions.