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SAN DIEGO—Understanding clients' objectives and knowing what's sacred and what can be sacrificed is an important step in legal counseling within commercial real estate, CGS3's Dana Schiffman tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
IRVINE, CA—Some states find the development costs for freestanding ERs and micro hospitals are significantly lower than for traditional facilities, NAI Capital's Sonya Dopp-Grech tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
NEW YORK CITY—Douglaston Development and partners own and operate the 499-space parking property that is within The Edge, a master planned mixed use in Williamsburg.
LOS ANGELES—A group of city leaders at the USC Gould Real Estate Law and Business Forum talk about the keys to creating a livable Los Angeles, and listed public transportation at the top of the list.
NEW YORK CITY—Following a bidding war with dozens of buyers, the sprawling group of 17 properties concentrated in Williamsburg section of Brooklyn went to a joint venture between L3 Capital and ASB Real Estate.
LONG BEACH, CA—Office users are paying rental premiums for workspaces that will attract top talent, according to the founders of Harbor Associates, a new investment firm focused on value-add office investments.
LOS ANGELES—While everyone is talking about millennials moving into urban markets, Gary Steinhardt of American Realty is leaping at multifamily opportunities in suburban markets, he tells us in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> sneak peak of his RealShare L.A. panel.
WASHINGTON, DC—In this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> column, our source says that as long as the US, Western Europe, and nearly every other developed nation is aging—reshaping the fundamental composition of our society—interest rates will remain inordinately, mind-bogglingly low.
CHICAGO—So far, the surge in household formation has mostly resulted in more rentals, but Diane Swonk of Mesirow Financial says it is only a matter of time before it results in sales.