Globest Sectors

One club company plans to downsize its real east estate footprint, converting a fraction of stores into e-commerce fulfillment centers. GlobeSt.com speaks with CBRE's Kurt Strasmann about what this means for retail CRE.

The burgeoning market has been named the most business-friendly city in L.A. two years in a row, and the title is rapidly growing the office market.

Housing starts are up and foreclosure activity down for the first month of 2018, indicating a strong start for the sector, ATTOM Data Solutions and First American Financial Corp. say.

“Concepts like coworking and enterprise coworking are changing the way that people think about space,” says Brandon Forde at CBRE.

The project is a 551,000-square foot mixed-use residential and retail development.

The city's economic surge has left one sector waiting its turn: office.

The Dallas metro area stands to gain as industry professionals surveyed at RealShare Apartments see Millennials having the greatest impact on multifamily demand in 2018, writes Capital One's Cathy Janke in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> commentary.

But much of the current demand is for the best class A spaces in the most prestigious submarkets.