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NEW YORK CITY—"While confidence isn't universal, the vast majority of professionals see Brooklyn as a growth opportunity," says William Jennings of Marks Paneth following a survey by the firm.
LAS VEGAS—As part of the Global Business District, the Riviera property will help anchor a $2.3 billion Convention facilities expansion that would help draw as many as 20 new convention events a decade from now.
JERSEY CITY, NJ—Eugene Paolino has been beating the drum for development in New Jersey's urban coast for more than three decades. He worked for the executive director of three different agencies, and saw close-up the early redevelopment in Port Jersey in the southern part of the city. Listen to our exclusive audio interview with Paolino.
NEW YORK CITY—John D. Busi, who joined Cushman & Wakefield more than three decades ago, has been promoted to CEO of its Global Valuation & Advisory group.
SEATTLE—The 172-unit LEED certified property, a redevelopment of the Richmond Laundry Building, features ground-floor retail and benefits from Seattle's multifamily tax exemption program.
WASHINGTON, DC—The building is expected to trade in the five-and-a-half to five-and-three-quarters cap rate range, Transwestern's Gerry Trainor tells GlobeSt.com's Erika Morphy.
SAN DIEGO—The 27,430-square-foot, LEED-certified, single-tenant office building in University City has been completely remodeled and is now a net-zero property, UTF's John Oks tells GlobeSt.com.
IRVINE, CA—Engineering firm tk1sc's headquarters here will serve as a key client-acquisition tool and as a learning space for the local real estate community, Heidi Hendy tells GlobeSt.com in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> story.