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Stormwater management is an issue that developers need to think about when planning out their sites, not only to protect their property against damage, but also to ensure compliance with the regulations imposed by state and local agencies. Ralph Orlando provides some insight about how to best manage stormwater issues.
NEW YORK CITY—For operators such as Hilton, which just completed a successful secondary offering, the coming year is expected to see the biggest ADR growth since 2007, says PwC.
PENSACOLA, FL—Justin Beck, president of Beck Property, tells GlobeSt.com's Jennifer LeClaire why he has so much fun in real estate and what he sees coming down the pike.
PHOENIX—LGE Design Build has broken ground and is currently in the process of constructing Crown Castle's 70,000-square-foot, two-story class A office build-to-suit in Chandler.
MIAMI—Kevin Finkel, executive vice president of Resource Real Estate, tells GlobeSt.com's Jennifer LeClaire one concern he has about multifamily in the Southeast.
The new totally GOP-controlled Congress appears poised to continue the course for infrastructure policy set by the House during the last two sessions— in the politest terms that amounts to benign neglect. In fairness, most Democrats have been reluctant to raise the federal gas tax too or find other funding sources for the nation's rapidly deteriorating roads, bridges and tunnels, not to mention rusting water lines and overtaxed sewage treatment systems as well as crumbling…
PHOENIX—Faris Lee Investments has completed the $12 million sale of a 45,000-square-foot, single tenant, NNN-leased retail property occupied by LA Fitness in Goodyear.
CARLSBAD, CA—“We're continuing to invest but we are also starting to monetize our assets,” says Orville Power, whose firms has acquired more than 2,700 lots, mainly in California, since 2012.