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Liberty expects to leverage Raiman's expertise as a real estate investor, "as we capitalize on the opportunities afforded by the industrial markets and our repositioned industrial platform,” says Liberty CEO Bill Hankowsky.

Millennial spending on dining out is driving rapid change in the food-and-beverage industry.

The four-story, 65,364-square-foot development enlisted an art curator to create memorable interiors.

Moonwater Capital sells an office building in Summerlin at a 5.69% cap rate, significantly lower that the market average of 6.5%.

Greystar Real Estate Partners was selected by the University of California Hastings College of the Law as the master developer for housing, academic and mixed-use developments for its Civic Center campus.

The progressive short-term retail concept is spreading into secondary markets, like Phoenix, and says a lot about the evolution of both.

Northridge Capital LLC recently purchased HP Plaza for an undisclosed purchase price in a transaction that reinforces the strength of the new urban center in North Houston, CityPlace at Springwoods Village.

Dallas-Fort Worth holds up as the third most attractive market for industrial development and investors listed DFW the second most desirable investment market for the third year in a row.