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SAN DIEGO—Despite speculation to the contrary, Burnham-Moores' Norm Miller says we are far from bubble territory on a national or metropolitan level, but tells GlobeSt.com a potential tech-stock bubble bursting could cause isolated problems.
NEW YORK CITY—The drugstore chain has signed leases for a pair of new stores, with one located in the East Village and the other in Midtown West, spotlighting the round-up of recent deals.
CHICAGO—Changes in eating habits, and the economic recovery, are fueling expansion, and these rarely-traded assets have started to attract more interest.
Steve Bussel, president of Busel Realty Corp., says construction in the New Jersey industrial sector is at levels not seen since 2006, and that means New Jersey has a real opportunity to attract industrial tenants from higher-cost Manhattan, Brooklyn, and other boroughs. Read more in our exclusive Q&A.
CHICAGO—The global design firm has decided to leave the iconic IBM Building, but needed a space that just as architecturally significant, and has found it in a building from a different era.
CHATHAM, NJ–DTZ says the Northern and Central New Jersey office markets in the second quarter had the highest absorption since the first quarter of 2014, and asking rents rose to $26.60 vs. $26.28 a year ago.
WASHINGTON, DC—REITs are having a rough year. But a look at how far they have come over the past 15 years should assuage doubts that they are not built for the long haul.
BOSTON—A review of the operations of the Boston Redevelopment Authority criticized the organization's lack of vision and the dearth of proactive planning in a highly critical report.