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IRVINE, CA—As the economy continues its progressive recovery, strong demand for product is driving significant increases in sale prices in Arizona, California and Nevada due to lack of supply, say sources in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> column.
SAN FRANCISCO—GlobeSt.com <b>exclusively</b> learns that tenants seeking alternatives to pricy large blocks of office space here have only six alternatives that are transit-oriented and available for occupancy within 18 months.
IRVINE, CA—The area running from Santa Barbara to San Diego contains the leading hotbeds of global technology, creativity and innovation, Savills Studley's Royce Sharf tells GlobeSt.com in this <b>UPDATE</b>.
IRVINE, CA—Labor shortages and rising construction costs are some of the concerns panelists at RealShare Orange County have as we move further into the recovery.
SAN DIEGO—One of the reasons apartments have remained so strong in the real estate industry is they are much more than just a place to sleep, Gerson Law Firm APC's Gordon Gerson tells GlobeSt.com in this <b>UPDATE</b>.
PHILADELPHIA—The developer of the W and Element Hotels tower here are scheduled to present their designs to the Center City Residents Association this week. The plans call for the hotels to have a combined 755 rooms.
TAMPA, FL—CBRE's David Conn tells GlobeSt.com's Jennifer LeClaire what he sees on the horizon for Tampa's retail market in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</B> interview.