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Paramount Files for REIT IPO, May Target $2.5B

remstaff &Globe Street | August 28, 2014

NEW YORK CITY—The IPO could eclipse Douglas Emmett's 2006 offering among US real estate trusts and would be the second largest among domestic firms in commercial real estate

Connecting Community Through Authenticity

remstaff &Globe Street | August 28, 2014

ORANGE COUNTY, CA—A clear, meaningful design concept is one of the most important factors contributing to the success of a new development, says Jeff Larsen, principal of MVE+ Partners in this EXCLUSIVE column.

Denver Office Duo Trades for $75M

remstaff &Globe Street | August 28, 2014

DENVER—The property, consisting of two class A buildings, built in the early 1980s, and is 96% occupied by about 50 tenants.

Landings Apartments Changes Hands

remstaff &Globe Street | August 28, 2014

OREGON CITY, OR—Built last year, the Oregon City complex was sold for $52.5 million to an affiliate of the Randall Group.

Detention Center First Phase Completed

remstaff &Globe Street | August 28, 2014

SANTEE, CA—The 460,000 square foot Las Colinas Detention and Re-entry Facility is targeting LEED Gold.

Hiring Steady Even for Retail CRE

remstaff &Globe Street | August 28, 2014

IRVINE, CA—The sector that seems to have the most question marks is still among the asset classes that are looking to hire, RETS Associates' Kent Elliott tells GlobeSt.com in this UPDATE to an earlier story.

Home Price Climb Slows in Most Markets

remstaff &Globe Street | August 28, 2014

IRVINE, CA—US home sales volume decreases from a year ago for the third straight month as price appreciation loses velocity in 65% of the nation's housing markets in July, reports RealtyTrac.

Restaurants, Services Vie For Same Space

remstaff &Globe Street | August 28, 2014

LAGUNA NIGUEL, CA—As growing retail sub-sectors expand, it's not unusual to see multiple bidders for the same space in South Orange County, Colliers International's Terrison Quinn tells GlobeSt.com in this UPDATE.

Hillwood Will Build Two Spec Buildings

remstaff &Globe Street | August 28, 2014

FORT WORTH--Hillwood Properties, the AllianceTexas developer, will break ground on two spec buildings totaling 230,000-plus square feet.

Could Midtown's Rents Decline on Sixth Ave?

remstaff &Globe Street | August 28, 2014

NEW YORK CITY—One industry watcher says such a move is possible if several spaces about to come on the market don't get new tenants, which would prompt a spike in the area's availability rate.

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Paramount Files for REIT IPO, May Target $2.5B

Connecting Community Through Authenticity

Denver Office Duo Trades for $75M

Landings Apartments Changes Hands

Detention Center First Phase Completed

Hiring Steady Even for Retail CRE

Home Price Climb Slows in Most Markets

Restaurants, Services Vie For Same Space

Hillwood Will Build Two Spec Buildings

Could Midtown's Rents Decline on Sixth Ave?

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