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This buildings “only” status was attractive to investors.

Financial services, insurance companies, tech and engineering firms and defense contractors make up the fabric of industries in this submarket, which adds to its stability in the eyes of investors, CBRE's Louay Alsadek tells GlobeSt.com.

Big, centralized hospitals are giving way to smaller sets of clinics and outpatient facilities.

A possible softening in both multifamily and office sectors has gotten more investors and lenders interested in the higher yields possible with industrial properties.

Industry leaders need to nurture a new generation of trained workers.

Hugo Machin, co-head of Global Real Estate Securities at Schroders, global asset manager with $577 billion in assets under management, sounds off.

Concentrating on the amenities that will yield owners the most bang for their buck and that mean the most for their tenants will help them stay within budget, JLL executives from three SoCal markets tell GlobeSt.com.

As the year winds to a close, it ends with significant activity in Silicon Valley and GlobeSt.com has learned of several significant recent transactions that are contributing to the ongoing stimulus underway there.