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About 15 years ago, I was out in Phoenix and a local was telling me about the unlimited supply of water available from regional aquifers. I had been questioning how the city could maintain all its vernal golf courses in the middle of cactus filled deserts, let alone the rampant suburban development stretching to the horizons. …
LOS ANGELES—In this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> video interview, John Cushman of Cushman & Wakefield talks about Downtown L.A.'s pipeline, is family's business and the city's chances of scoring an NFL team.
LOS ANGELES—After attending a Department of Energy meeting, which President Obama also attended, the top-ranked design firm announces plans to reduce greenhouse gas emissions across its global operations.
NEW YORK CITY—The property is comprised of four walk-up buildings along with air rights that will allow the company to build a 269,000-square-foot building.
CHICAGO—The loss of Dominick's hasn't caused the regional market to miss a beat as specialty grocers and Mariano's have moved in to fill the gaps, according to experts at M&M's CRE forum.
Among the deals making news in New Jersey recently: property sales in Passaic and Emerson, industrial leases in Carteret (photo) and North Wales, PA, and a Jones Lang LaSalle executive joins Sitex Group.
PARSIPPANY, NJ–Robert R. Martie, executive vice president of the New Jersey Region at Colliers International, will receive the Industry Service Award for 2015 from the New Jersey Chapter of NAIOP. The Award recognizes firms or individuals that have made substantial contributions to the commercial and industrial real estate industry.
COLLEGEVILLE, PA–Madison Apartment Group, the multifamily operating arm of Equus Capital Partners, welcomed the first residents last week at its Madison Providence community, a 240 unit class A apartment community in Collegeville, PA.
NEW YORK CITY—The majority of respondents to <i>Real Estate Forum's</i> capital market survey agree: debt financing is more available and there are more sources compared to a year ago.