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ATLANTA— “The amount of speculative development underway, while significant, is appropriate for the market given the limited spec delivers in the past five years.”
NEW YORK CITY—Bullish forward momentum and dizzying drops into a downturn—commercial real estate has seen it all over the past 15 years, and GlobeSt.com has been there to report it.
SAN DIEGO—While the San Diego market fundamentals combined with 'lots of capital and cheap debt' make the market ripe for this atmosphere, M&M's Colby Haugness tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b> why it paints a negative picture of brokers.
BOSTON—The Boston capital markets team of Colliers International reports it recently closed $50.7 million in financing for commercial properties in Somerville, Carver, Peabody and Woburn, MA from three separate sources including a bank, CMBS lender and insurance company.
SANTA ANA, CA—Structure PMG's strong relationship with the real estate brokerage community has been crucial for deal flow, managing partner Eric Kramer tells GlobeSt.com in Part 1 of this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> look at acquisitions in the competitive apartment sector.
IRVINE, CA—Pension-fund advisors have a mandate to put their investors' money out or have it taken away, but they also need to maintain their fiduciary responsibility and do proper underwriting, Moran & Co.'s Derrek Ostrzyzek tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
EL SEGUNDO, CA—The design firm plans a brand new state-of-the-art facility that will house the basketball team's business operations and training facility in one building.
ORLANDO—We know that Orlando is winning more interest from foreign investors. AV Homes Hector Lopez gets more specific in this <b>EXCLUSIVE </b>interview.
HOFFMAN ESTATES, IL—A rights offering to Sears Holdings shareholders was oversubscribed; proceeds will help fund Seritage's acquisition of a portfolio of Sears and Kmart stores.