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CAMBRIDGE, MA—As part of a reorganization of its research and development operations, Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. announced plans to open a new research facility in Kendall Square here, as well as expand facilities in San Francisco and open a new facility in Connecticut.
NEW YORK CITY—Brooklyn investors Joseph Brunner and Abe Mandel reportedly are in contract to acquire a nearly 40,000-square-foot development site on Wythe Ave. in Brooklyn for approximately $27 million.
LOS ANGELES—In part two of this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> Q&A with TruAmerica, we learn about a few key amenities that provide the biggest bang for the buck, and find out why interior renovations are all about details.
DENVER—Growth is a good thing. But in this last in our Denver Analysis series, Marcus & Millichap's John Chang says the Mile High City needs development to sustain it.
SAN DIEGO—One submarket in particular is seeing more retail demand than El Cajon or even La Mesa, the Heritage Group's Kyle Clark tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>. Read more to find out which one.
LOS ANGELES—Evaluating where we are in the cycle and whether we're ready for another cyclical downturn is crucial to remaining above water when it hits, said speakers at RealShare National Investment & Finance.
LOS ANGELES—Driverless cars could affect everything from where gas stations are placed to how much parking is needed for a given property, Partner Engineering's Joe Derhake said during RealShare National Investment & Finance.
ATLANTA—With Atlanta hitting on all cylinders, it's not surprise that the metro is ranking high on green commercial real estate. How does Atlanta compare?
MIAMI—This multifamily community is also positioned to benefit from economic expansion in the immediate area, including the recent $39 million transformation of Broward Mall and other surrounding projects.