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SAN DIEGO—With class-A office vacancy in the single digits and 200,000 square feet of absorption last year, Downtown is just one submarket with a bright future, say speakers at yesterday's CREW San Diego presentation.
NEW YORK CITY—Honoree Stephen Palmese has been on <i>REAL ESTATE FORUM's</i> list of “Tomorrow's Leaders,” and its compilation of the most influential CRE professionals.
NEW YORK CITY—The new platform is being staffed by three top brokers from Eastern Consolidated along with a Meridian staff member who came to the firm last year from Goldman Sachs.
CHICAGO—Although developers only kicked off two new projects in the quarter, they have a total of 32 projects with 10.1 million square feet underway, and 2015 could become the most active year since 2008.
Institutional investors have been behind most of the biggest transactions in the market. Be it private or public equity, these mega-buyers often set the tone of the market. What can we expect from these players in both the near and long term, and what does it mean for the CRE business?
Victor Calanog, Ph.D., chief economist and senior vice president at REIS - a leading provider of commercial real estate market information and analysis - will headline the fourth annual Trigild Spring Lender Conference. The Conference is a day and a half educational program focusing on the unique issues arising from non-performing commercial loans.