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MIAMI—CBRE's Bill Waxman tells GlobeSt.com's Jennifer LeClaire what he sees as challenges remaining for industrial real estate users and owners—and shares how to tackle them.
TULSA, OK—Incoming president Angela West points to the association's recently crafted strategic plan as just one of the signposts indicating a broader approach to membership support.
Trends in the housing market are on the upswing, and the stock market has shown remarkable earnings in the past year, all positive signs for a recovering economy.
SAN DIEGO—In preparation for the upcoming ICSC Western States event, one source <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b> tells GlobeSt.com that there is an increased activity around the acquisition of shopping centers by REITs as well as more new developments in the works.
SAN FRANCISCO—Many real estate investment management leaders that approach retirement age acknowledge that they have done too little to bring up 'next generation' talent to succeed them, says Bentall Kennedy's Amy Price, a women of influence in the recent issue of Real Estate Forum.
PHOENIX—The NAIOP Arizona board of directors has unanimously opposes Prop 480, an item on the Nov. 4 general election ballot that asks Maricopa County voters to approve a $1.4 billion general obligation bond over 27 years for the Maricopa Integrated Health System.
NEW YORK CITY—Locally-based Gramercy Property Trust Inc. reports it has paid $39.2 million in separate all-cash transactions for two industrial properties in the Chicago region and one in the Boston area totaling approximately 555,000 square feet.
OCEANSIDE, CA—McDonald Property Group plans to develop a 237,000 square foot industrial park in near San Diego, saying it would be the area's first spec industrial project since crash.
LOS ANGELES—The university has signed doubled its current lease, adding on 20,000 square feet, at the World Trade Center building in Downtown Los Angeles, GlobeSt.com reports in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> story.