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PHOENIX—Cushman & Wakefield of Arizona, Inc. negotiated a long-term sublease for DialAmerica Marketing, Inc. at Riverpoint, located at 3100 E. Broadway Rd.
SEATTLE—Members of the Washington State Building & Construction Trades Council have endorsed a resolution in support of the Gateway Pacific Terminal expansion project.
SAN FRANCISCO–Deals are getting done with non-bank capital, and a panel at this week's RealShare Bay Area discussed how alternative financing impacts deal velocity.
NEW YORK CITY—Provided by the Bank of China through its local branch, the financing will support the construction of a multifamily rental and retail building in Midtown East.
BOSTON—Investment has been intense in the multifamily arena in Greater Boston for some time. However, a recent phenomenon in the city is the lack of new condominium product and a sense that some developers may be mulling converting their projects from rental to condo.
SAN DIEGO—Major hotel brands putting money behind an owner's choice to go with them is spurring deals and strengthening financing for those deals, Meridian's Seth Grossman tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
NEWPORT BEACH, CA—CRE firms are searching for top talent for longer as senior-level executives retire faster than younger execs become seasoned enough to fill their shoes, RETS Associates' Kent Elliott tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.