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LAS VEGAS—If you're looking for that perfect place to shop and dine, keep driving past the retail center and go to the mall. So says Joseph Coradino of PREIT.
WHITE PLAINS—Pace University, which is undertaking a $100-million redevelopment of its Pleasantville, NY campus in Westchester County, has put its 37-acre Briarcliff Manor campus and its 82,000-square-foot office condominium in Downtown White Plains on the market for sale.
LAS VEGAS—Surprisingly, the two real estate staples are fighting each other in SoCal, and Chris Wilson of JLL discusses winners and losers in this exclusive RECon video interview.
NEW YORK CITY—The New York City commercial office market continues to rebound from its unpleasant start this year, posting overall positive space absorption of more than a quarter million square feet in May, according to a new report by DTZ.
LAS VEGAS—Safeway's market exit a few years back couldn't hold the Windy City back for too long, as Patrick Owens of Transwestern attests in this exclusive RECon video interview.
LAS VEGAS—There's a new kid on the block when it comes to producing investment analysis. It's all about accuracy and timeliness, says Mike Jaworski of CREModels.
TEMECULA, CA—Temecula is coming into its own via the wine and R&D industries, which are driving unemployment and vacancies down and raising rents, Arbor Commercial's Greg Gillam tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
IRVINE, CA—Projects in coastal zones are more complicated because there will likely be a coastal land-use plan, and the coastal commission can influence whether they go forward, Miller Starr Regalia's Arthur Coon tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY<b>.
SAN DIEGO—Unconventional industrial tenants are a boon for landlords with difficult-to-lease buildings. Here's what you need to know about this practice, Lee & Associates' Peter Merz and Daniel Knoke tell GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.