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IRVINE, CA—Given the Irvine Co.'s plans to develop six next-gen campus office buildings in Irvine Spectrum, we speak <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b> with the firm's president Doug Holte to get his take on why this product works in the Orange County market.
SAN DIEGO—Livability, education, health and local economy and taxes are some of the attributes leading San Diego to be the sixth-best large city in the country to live in, WalletHub's Jill Gonzalez tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
SAN DIEGO—Savills Studley research says life-sciences firms continue to provide San Diego with some of its most-dynamic leasing, investment and development activity, but what is causing this sector to thrive? One executive weighs in <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b> with GlobeSt.com.
PHOENIX—Colliers International in Greater Phoenix recently represented Avesis Incorporated in a long-term office lease totaling 56,000,square feet at the Corporate Center, located at 10400 N. 25th Ave. in Phoenix.
MIAMI—“We believe Weston Corporate Center I and II's central location in the amenity-rich region of Broward County is irreplaceable and is an attractive draw to tenants.
WASHINGTON, DC—There is a third hotel under development at the project, which means phase 1's hotel component is done, says Monty Hoffman. Phase 2 is anyone's guess.
EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ—Jones Lang LaSalle says industrial vacancy rates in New Jersey declined to 7.2 percent in the second quarter, mainly because of substantial leasing activity.
PHILADELPHIA, PA—In a hot Philadelphia Market, Gebroe-Hammer has arranged sales of more than 1,070 multifamily units in the past six months, for sales totaling more than $97.63 million.
WASHINGTON, DC—The Real Estate Roundtable's latest quarterly Sentiment Survey show that respondents have the "sense that growth opportunities may be getting harder to find at this stage in the cycle." They are not the only ones.
CHATHAM, NJ—DTZ says its senior executives Raymond P. Trevisan, William O'Keefe and Kelsey Nakamura have negotiated twenty transactions totaling 400,000 square feet since the start of 2015, a reflection of growing confidence in the New Jersey economy.