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LOS ANGELES—Low inventory and high demand paves the way for higher prices, and with lending in full swing, 2015 will be a great year for retail property owners. But buying opportunities are still prevalent, say sources in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> Q&A.
ORANGE COUNTY, CA—The awards, which recognize the achievements of men and women in commercial real estate throughout Orange County, will be presented by CREW-OC at an annual gala event on February 26 in Costa Mesa.
SAN DIEGO—Sustainability programs that are affordable to the majority of owners and operators are becoming more available, Sunrise's Joe Greenblatt tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
IRVINE, CA—While some flippers purchase homes to sell to other investors for renting, it's unclear whether they will move to a buy-and-hold strategy as rental-housing demand continues to rise, says Auction.com's Rick Sharga.
COSTA MESA, CA—The senior-living development is presented the award in the assisted living/special needs community category in this week's wrap-up of deals.
WASHINGTON, DC—Houston-based Michael Mrozek was promoted to managing director of Asset Services for the company's Mid-Atlantic Region. This is what he found when he got here.
WASHINGTON, DC—Capitol Seniors Housing has announced plans to open four new communities this year and has several other projects in pre-development, Scott Stewart tells GlobeSt.com.
RESTON, VA—Fannie Mae, which recently struck a deal for new headquarters space in Washington, DC, is looking for a significant amount of office space here.
BALTIMORE—A group of four development firms called the New Old Town Team is looking to move forward with their ambitious plan to redevelop the shuttered Old Town Mall.