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SAN DIEGO—2014 ranked as the strongest year for industrial demand in the last nine years here, and that will only continue in 2015 where activity is expected to fall between 1 and 2 million square feet of net absorption.
NEWPORT BEACH, CA—Each group of providers has a different 'box' in which they like to play, so matching the right deal with the right provider is a challenge, Landmark Capital Advisors' Tom Farrell tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
LOS ANGELES—A high-quality, well-built, efficient asset will pay for itself, Syska Hennessey Group's Gary Brennen and Cyrus Izzo tell GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
ONTARIO, CA—Some size ranges of industrial space in this market are under such great demand that rents continue to climb, CBRE's Darla Longo tells GlobeSt.com in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> preview to RealShare Inland Empire.
WASHINGTON, DC—Fannie Mae made it official announcing in a statement it had selected the current Washington Post headquarters as its new corporate headquarters property.
UPPER MERION, PA—The National Park Service has made several historical buildings at the Valley Forge National Historical Park here available or commercial use. Several deals are in negotiation already, including one at the famed Maurice Stephens House.
NEW YORK CITY—A mixed-use property's 600,000-square-foot retail component will meet a critical stage in the next two months, Chris Conlon, COO and EVP of Acadia Realty Trust, the project's co-developer, tells GlobeSt.com in this <b>EXCLUSIVE<b /> interview.
NEW YORK CITY—Hurwitz, who stepped down as CEO of DDR at the end of 2014, cites Blackstone's “unparalleled track record, reputation and network in the real estate industry.”