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NASHVILLE—It's said that 20% of the brokerage firms do 80% of the business. But, according to Robert Thornburgh, SIOR, CCIM, there's more to the CRE story than this.
ORANGE COUNTY, CA—Since Obamacare is pushing efficient healthcare delivery, senior housing is beginning to offer in-home healthcare services, experts tell GlobeSt.com in this <b>UPDATE</b> to an earlier story.
IRVINE, CA—RealtyTrac thinks so. The firm compares housing health in 1,500 counties nationwide today to two years ago and makes election predictions based on whether they are better or worse off in five factors.
ORANGE COUNTY, CA—Rather than quibbling over small differences in rental rates, class-A users are more concerned about getting the most bang for their buck with state-of-the-art industrial facilities, experts tell GlobeSt.com.
DETROIT—For several years, a host of companies have moved from the suburbs into the downtown, leaving behind many empty office parks, but this year, that movement has flatlined and suburban vacancy rates have fallen.
IRVINE, CA—The trio of deals and Florida development loan provide “a cross section of the types of deals that have been a hallmark of Sabra's success,” says CEO Rick Matros.
MIAMI—When you think of South Florida's office market, you probably don't think much about Hallandale Beach, FL. But there is plenty of capital to go around in secondary and tertiary markets. This deal symbolizes the trend.