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BOSTON—The developer says its proposal answers the Mayor's long-term housing plan and will be the largest new construction of affordable housing in Downtown Boston in over 25 years.
ATLANTA— As SunTrust's Walt Mercer sees it, Atlanta has similar challenges to other major metros, but the city also has something unique that helps it overcome.
NEW YORK CITY—Three leading industry executives Tuesday outlined to the organization's local chapter their plans to significantly upgrade two office buildings and to convert an out-of-use pier into a mixed-use complex.
MIAMI—Cresa Argentina, formerly One Side Argentina, is a leading corporate real estate advisor firm that exclusively represents tenants and occupiers of space. So what does that mean for Cresa South Florida?
NEW YORK CITY—The national leasing director of Brookfield, who oversaw Brookfield Place, now will run Vornado's Manhattan portfolio and push Penn Plaza leasing efforts.
SAN DIEGO—Vacancy is so tight that tenants who are beginning to expand after the recession are having difficulty finding the space they need, Techbilt's Ted Tchang and Colliers' Ted Cuthbert tell GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
NEWPORT BEACH, CA—In the long run, Southern California's infill markets will perform well even if interest rates rise, McDonald Property Group's president Bruce McDonald tells GlobeSt.com in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> interview.