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DENVER—As the corporate landscape has changed over the past decade, so have advisory firms' roles, which have become less transactional and more transformational, Colliers' Chris Zlocki tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
NEW YORK CITY—In a speech before the Association for a Better New York, Governor Andrew Cuomo spoke of his strong support for prolonging the program along with rent regulations while planning a big change to transportation to and from the Bronx.
Toxic PCBs widely found in building materials are only regulated if they are discovered, but there is currently no regulation requiring CRE owners or investors to test for it. When is it advisable to test during due diligence, and when is it reasonable to avoid the issue so as not to trigger mandatory cleanup in case contaminated materials are found?
SAN DIEGO—The London Group Realty Advisors' Gary London tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b> that developers are focusing too much on Millennials' current housing needs and not enough on the future.
LOS ANGELES—Designed by Gensler, the innovation campus at the Port of L.A. will be a hub for businesses, scientists and education leaders to solve issues relating to clean water, food resources and energy security.
IRVINE, CA—Not only are healthcare providers absorbing more space in Orange County, but healthcare-technology firms are also becoming a significant tenant cohort in the office market here, JLL's Jeff Ingham tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
LOS ANGELES—According to the 1Q15 office report from Cushman & Wakefield, the office sector is performing strongly with “only blue skies ahead,” according to Cushman's Petra Durnin.