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The Reading Railroad is long gone, but its impact on Philadelphia's urban landscape remains. At the Union League Club today, the Philadelphia commercial real estate community turned out by the hundreds to learn more about plans to convert the railroad's winding viaducts, below-grade passages, and even tunnels into urban park land like the acclaimed High Line in lower Manhattan.
ATLANTA—“Our primary goals have always been to acquire irreplaceable real estate in markets of greatest demand,” M. Patrick Carroll, founder and CEO of Carroll, tells GlobeSt.com.
BOSTON—The industrial sector is looking vibrant for at least the first half of the year, if not longer, NAI Hunneman's Cathy Minnerly tells GlobeSt.com in this EXCLUSIVE column.
LOS ANGELES—CBRE says multifamily investment for 2014 topped 2007's total; Axiometrics' Stephanie McCleskey sees the prior year's market dynamics continuing “for several reasons.”
SAN DIEGO—Investment in existing and new hotels and increased consumer confidence bumping up travel are just two of the factors leading to the hospitality market's expected success this year, the London Group's Gary London tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.