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Fifteen years ago, we were at the peak of the dot-com era, which was the start of the idea that creative types of tenants wanted a different kind of workplace experience—it started a movement that never went away, says one source in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> analysis looking at how the office market has evolved over the past 15 years.
EPA has published new guidelines that significantly increase requirements for the proper operation and maintenance of Underground Storage Tank equipment. Lyly Churchill discusses how the key revisions will impact property owners and lenders.
CHARLOTTE, NC—As part of GlobeSt.com's 15th anniversary celebration, we chat with CORFAC about a redevelopment project here and look at how the craft brewing industry has exploded since GlobeSt.com launched in 2000.
NEW YORK CITY—The asset is located in the former New York Times headquarters, an iconic Class A office tower that features 481,110 square feet of space.
SHANGHAI—For Shui On Land, the sale of Corporate Avenue 1 and 2 continues a program to reduce debt and fund expansion by selling nearly half its portfolio.
SAN DIEGO—The market is right on the edge of crossing over its affordability norms and becoming less affordable than it has been historically, RealtyTrac's Daren Blomquist tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>. Does this mean a bubble is in its future?
ORANGE COUNTY, CA—The Orange County office market is on target toward a projected eight-year low in annual vacancy this year, largely due to job growth over the last several quarters. M&M's Robert Osbrink tells GlobeSt.com which fields are expected to show future job growth.
SANTA ANA, CA—First American's loan-application defect index for June indicates the frequency of defects in the information submitted in mortgage-loan applications decreased 5.8% in June compared with May and decreased 11% from a year ago.