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SAN DIEGO—High city and state fees for permitting, water and local bond fees make it no less expensive to build than to buy existing property in most San Diego markets, Pacific Coast Commercial's Vince Provenzano tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
SAN DIEGO—With an extremely low vacancy rate and the hopes of increasing rental rates, industrial investors are bullish on this area of San Diego, Colliers' Evan McDonald tells GlobeSt.com in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> story.
CULVER CITY, CA—The developer buys a 29,357-square-foot industrial property, securing $13 million in financing, for creative office conversion in what is becoming one of the hottest creative office markets, GlobeSt.com reports <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
CONROE, Tex--The Greater Conroe Economic Development Council has partnered with Avison Young to promote Deison Technology Park and the residential, retail and amenity growth that is happening around the technology park in Greater Conroe.
NEW YORK CITY—A $30 million financing of the multifamily building, which features one commercial space, has allowed the landmark property to be traded.
HOFFMAN ESTATES, IL—The deal continues Sears Holdings' transformation into “a membership company, without the significant asset intensity of its traditional retail business,” says CEO Eddie Lampert.
AUSTIN—Austin's skyline is set to get even more impressive. Developers on Monday announced plans for a 58-story, 370-unit residential tower called The Independent.