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AUSTIN—Baltimore, MD-based Under Armour has Austin game. The footwear, apparel and equipment brand, which purchased Austin-based MapMyFitness in 2013, has made further inroads into the capital city with the opening of its Connected Fitness digital headquarters in downtown Austin.
HOUSTON--A new study shows just how much the Houston economy has benefited from the rental boom in the apartment industry, which has emerged as one of the strongest sectors coming out of the recent recession.
IRVINE, CA—After a selective 2014, the firm is off to a strong start in 2015 with three sale/purchase deals totaling $45 million and is ready to 'amp things up,' Director of Acquisitions & Real Estate, Chris Evans, tells GlobeSt.com in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> interview.
NEW YORK CITY—Becoming a senior director at the firm, Frantz brings nearly a quarter-century of experience of representing both landlords and tenants to the position.
LOS ANGELES—The opportunistic investor purchases a three-property portfolio totaling 222 units, with plans to spend an average of $12,000 per unit on upgrades.
NEW YORK CITY—HFZ, which is developing two condo conversions on the Upper West Side, reportedly picked up the 105-year old residential building from Extell Development.
LOS ANGELES— “Crowdfunding is inevitable,” says Lew Feldman on the crowdfunding panel at the USC Gould Real Estate Law and Business Forum, where experts discuss the future of the new space.
ATLANTA—E-commerce was the focus as CRE leaders met here for NAIOP's E.CON conference. Click through the images below for highlights from the two-day event.