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NEW YORK CITY—As the market braces itself for a tidal wave of maturing CMBS loans coming due, issues are sure to arise. Partner Engineering & Science's Frank S. Romeo Jr., explains why underwriters should be fine in this EXCLUSIVE video.
SAN DIEGO—Despite strong demand for apartments, the number of units set to deliver in San Diego this year is 4,000 as compared to last year's more than 4,300 rentals, prompting questions.
IRVINE, CA—Developers must approach each property creatively to generate the best customer experience, including combining property types or offering unexpected amenities, R.D. Olson's Bill Wilhelm tells GlobeSt.com in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> Q&A.
IRVINE, CA—The capital markets are anticipated to remain highly competitive, with even more capital being allocated to commercial real estate, JLL's Zane Sweet tells GlobeSt.com in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> look at challenges in debt and equity placement.
NEW YORK CITY—Jodi Stein brings a background in land use and zoning to the newly created position, and will help expand the company's $2-billion development portfolio.
LOS ANGELES—In this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> interview, Loryn Dunn Arkow of law firm Stroock & Stroock & Lavan talks about the mayor's July announcement to broaden earthquake fault line regulations and how this affect new construction projects.
LOS ANGELES—The Chicago-based investor has purchased eight value-add multifamily properties in the Los Angeles market, and is not showing any signs of slowing down.
LOS ANGELES—A global corporate and commercial real estate leader and 25-year veteran, Lynn Kious joins the firm as senior managing director, GlobeSt.com reports <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
NEW YORK CITY—To be known simply as iStar Inc. effective August 19, the company is moving forward with a broader investment focus, CEO Jay Sugarman has said in recent presentations.