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Ho, ho, ho! As we begin the holidays, the undergraduate class of 2015 can look forward to something college graduates haven't seen in a while: cash in the bank.
PHOENIX—CBRE has completed the sale of Welnick Bros. Marketplace located at 345 W. Van Buren St. in Downtown Phoenix. The property has been earmarked for a future, urban-infill retail project. The sale is yet another testament to the Downtown area's revitalization—this time capitalizing on a bit of history.
PHOENIX—GlobeSt.com recently caught up with Flynann Janisse, the executive director of Rainbow Housing Assistance Corporation, a nonprofit organization that provides service-enriched housing programs for residents of rental housing communities throughout the country. Rainbow seeks to create and preserve quality, affordable housing for families and individuals of diverse ethnic, social and economic backgrounds. GlobeSt.com asked Janisse to define impact investing and give a sense of its growing popularity.
ATLANTA—Buckhead is a commercial real estate buzzword in Atlanta—and it's not just office space. Investors are also taking note of Buckhead multifamily.
MIAMI—Miami may lead Florida's commercial real estate market, but self-storage is seeing plenty of traction a little further north. Get all the details.
BOULDER, CO—Worldwide revenue from zero-energy buildings is expected to total nearly $4.6 trillion between 2014 and 2035, mitigating the impacts of climate change on the built environment, Navigant reports.
LOS ANGELES—In this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> interview, NAIOP SoCal's legislative-affairs chairman Kevin Ivey shares with GlobeSt.com some of the reasons the industry needs to become energized and involved in stopping these changes.