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DENVER—No Longer a “Boys Club,” real Estate Forum Women of Influence candidate, Suzanne Cope, says that at least half of the team is now female, and the number of senior positions held by women—and the number of women developers—has grown as well.
WALNUT CREEEK, CA—Does it make economic and investment sense for a public operating company to sink large amounts of capital in its own real estate like Zynga and Google? Check out this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> column on the topic.
IRVINE, CA—With ever-shrinking vacancy rates in both the office and industrial sectors, Voit Real Estate Services' Jerry Holdner tells GlobeSt.com finding land to construct new buildings is a major challenge in this <b>UPDATE</b>.
GLENDALE, CA—Women are more involved in the service aspects of commercial real estate and asset and property management, but they're still not the deal decision-makers, Arthur J. Gallagher's Alexandra Glickman tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
SAN DIEGO—As fast as you want, says racecar driver Derek Daly and ICSC Western Division Conference's keynote speaker, who says retail executives need skills he learned on the racetrack in order to beat the competition.
BASKING RIDGE, NJ—Five new tenants have leased space and one company has expanded at The Silverman Group's Offices at Liberty Corner in Basking Ridge. Cushman & Wakefield is exclusive agent for the three-building, 525,000-square-foot class A campus located at 106, 110 and 150 Allen Road.
There was plenty to cheer in last Friday's employment report. But even a cursory review of the data reveals improvements that are uneven along dimensions that matter for real estate.
FORT WORTH—The agreement announced Friday with Standard General LP and others may result in the lenders gaining control of up to 80% of the electronics retailer's stock.