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SAN JOSE–The 200,000-square-foot asset encompasses research and development, data center and corporate offices, and is located off of Montague Expressway less than a mile from the Cisco Systems campus.
NEW YORK CITY—The positive trend first seen last year could continue through the second half of 2015 even with the riskier 10-year maturities that lie ahead, says Standard & Poor's.
From the rise of e-commerce to the vast influence of Millennials, the retail landscape is evolving. What isn't likely to change is the low volume of new construction.
OSLO, Norway—The established location is anchored by the second largest grocery retailer in Norway, and the partnership was forged with Oslo-based Winta Eiendom.
BOSTON—Toronto-based Oxford Properties Group, which made a big splash in the Boston-area office market last year with a four-building portfolio purchase, has increased its downtown holdings with the $114.5-million acquisition of the 745 Atlantic Ave. office building here.
SAN DIEGO—Nearly 250 commercial real estate professionals met at the Hyatt Regency La Jolla at Aventine to network with SoCal's most active players. Missed the event? Click through the slideshow for a virtual tour of the conference.
MIAMI—Coconut Grove is attractive to many retail developers, investors and tenants. Find out why Federal Realty Trust, Grass River Property and Comras came together to buy one iconic asset there.
AUSTIN—On the eve of the inaugural RealShare Austin conference, GlobeSt.com spoke with many panelists about the current state of CRE in the Capital City. Here's what they had to share, sure to be just the tip of the conversational iceberg at today's conference at the W Austin:
LAS VEGAS—The CCIM Institute is stepping up its international education strategy. Walt Clements, CCIM, CEO and EVP of the institute, explains in this exclusive video from RECon exactly how these changes will advance cross border transactions.