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MIAMI—HFF's Chris Drew says the “irreplaceable infill location coupled with an impressive tenant lineup and superior sponsorship made this an ideal senior loan.”
TORONTO and SEATTLE—The FirstService founder will step into the top spot at Colliers, which his company owned for 11 years before a separation earlier this month into two publicly traded companies.
NEW YORK CITY—“We believe real estate development can be a solution to two problems our city is facing: affordable housing and environmental issues," developer Jonathan F.P. Rose tells GlobeSt.com.
AUSTIN—With three Austin-area multifamily projects, Irving, TX-based JPI has expanded its presence in the area with a new local office and team leader.
SAN FRANCISCO—The top retail properties in each market are leasing strongly, but other centers in secondary or tertiary locations continue to lose shoppers and tenants, Colliers' Andrew Nelson tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
LOS ANGELES—In this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> Q&A, George Smith Partners' Jonathan Lee talks about the local challenges surfacing from the newly rolled out HVCRE regulations.
PHOENIX—There's no space like trophy space. The premiere office towers that make up Phoenix's skyline boast—by far—the most expensive office space to rent, garnering asking rents that are 33.5% higher than non-trophy space, according to JLL's 2015 Digital Skyline.
IRVINE, CA—Chinese buyers invested almost $5 billion in US real estate in 2014. Auction.com's Rick Sharga tells GlobeSt.com exclusively what attracts them to this market and what they seek in their real estate investments.