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IRVINE, CA—The sector has been weak in terms of transaction volume and pricing, and vacancy rates are higher than expected, Auction.com's Rick Sharga tells GlobeSt.com in this <b>UPDATE</b> to an earlier story.
ORANGE COUNTY, CA—After larger firms shrunk their footprints in Orange County office market, smaller office users are taking up the slack and contributing significantly to absorption here, Marcus & Millichap reports.
IRVINE, CA—Hughes Marino's Jason Hughes tells GlobeSt.com before SB 1171 was passed into law, commercial tenants were being subject to unfair practices that left them vulnerable to some brokers in this <b>UPDATE</b>.
Go "inside the mind" with our special guest, Ray Kelly, in a unique one-on-one interview with Real Estate Media Vice President, Michael Desiato. The former NYPD Police Commissioner is currently President of Risk Management Services for Cushman & Wakefield. Don't miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to hear Ray Kelly's unfiltered remarks.
CHICAGO—The company lost at least one major property to foreclosure, but has decided to jump back into the suburban market as the office sector gathers strength.
CHICAGO— In this <B>UPDATE</B>, Related Midwest opened up leasing at the downtown's newest luxury tower just six weeks ago, and now has filled half the units.
WASHINGTON, DC—Trammel Crow has apparently deferred to the wishes of the DC Zoning Commission and has agreed to cut a floor off of its proposed medical office building at the McMillan site here.