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The North San Jose submarket is a top choice for developing companies as well as established Fortune 500 firms and a host of technology companies spanning a diverse cross-section of industries.

The majors aren't sitting back and letting the marriage of Amazon and Whole Foods outpace them. Technology, after all, is there for everyone's use, says Transwestern's Steve Williamson.

San Antonio has 42.4 development-ready acres of land in its central business district alone, with only a little shy of 500,000 square feet of space built since 2013, according to a study by CommercialCafe.

The least dense CBD in Texas is Dallas, with vacant lots in the urban core adding up to 86 acres but during the past five years, 8.5 million square feet of property has been built in the CBD.

There's an amenities arms race among office landlords, who are aggressively changing the landscape of how services are delivered to their tenants.

The face of retail has changed over the past decade with the introduction of e-commerce and changing consumer spending habits. Though it may appear…

The $593 million issued by DASNY on behalf of NYU was offered as a $349-million tax-exempt series and a $244-million taxable series.

The firm hires Ben Snyder to its shopping center team and opens offices in Atlanta and Austin, GlobeSt.com learns EXCLUSIVELY.