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LOS ANGELES—The Da Vinci Apartment complex, a 1-million-square-foot development on a city block in Downtown Los Angeles, catches fire, destroying much of the development and damaging nearby buildings, including the L.A. Department of Water and Power.
HONOLULU—Due for completion in summer 2016, 7000 Hawaii Kai will be situated on one of the last remaining residential development sites in the submarket.
NEW YORK CITY—Following the departure of executive managing director Matt Winn, the firm has promoted vice chairman Gene Spiegelman to head of retail in North America.
SAN FRANCISCO—When you have access to actionable data and can slice and dice your data to spot outliers and trends in seconds that previously went undetected, it has a huge impact on your bottom line, says Justin Alanis of Rentlytics Inc. in part two of this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> Q&A series.
LOS ANGELES—In a new global branding campaign, CBRE explores its competitive “differentiators,” and in the process underscores the importance of real estate for the competitive advantage of its clientele.
IRVINE, CA—Larger common areas that build a sense of community, in addition to more modern amenities and a higher level of service, are expected to proliferate in 2015, Western National's Nick Alicastro tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
SAN DIEGO—Kearny Real Estate Co.'s Elliot Weinstock tells GlobeSt.com users were showing interest in the Union Bank building, rebranded to Five Thirty B St., even before the improvements were completed.
ORANGE, CA—'We believe the current monthly job growth in both California and Orange County is underestimated,' reports the A. Gary Anderson Center for Economic Research at Chapman University.
BETHESDA, MD—The REIT has announced the sale of 7.6-million common shares the proceeds of which it will use to fund the acquisition of these properties.