Globest Sectors

Habitat for Humanity New York City and the Almat Group began construction on a 56-unit affordable development in north central Bronx.

GGP is likely to be the first of many shopping center and mall owners that are dismantled as fewer mega players drive the restructuring and pruning of the sector

GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b> chats with Richard Freeark about his new role at C.W. Driver Cos., and about some of the most important issues facing California builders currently, especially in San Diego.

A focus on healthy lifestyles is key, with the addition of trails, parks and fitness, and a preference for social gathering spaces over lot size are what today's master-planned community residents want, HomeFed's Kent Aden tells GlobeSt.com.

Brookfield has been vying for the retail REIT for some time but its previous offers had been spurned.

Sometimes more amenities come with diminishing returns to sales price, according to a new study by Newmark Knight Frank.

The mixed-use transit-oriented development, Passage at San Mateo, is surrounded by retail including a market hall and class-A buildings, and adjacent to a Caltrain station, with the ability to reduce traffic by 25%, GlobeSt.com learns in this EXCLUSIVE.

“Our expansion into Northern New Jersey is an important part of our overall acquisition strategy, which is focused on increasing our holdings in Tier I distribution markets," says Mark Crawford, vice president of acquisitions and dispositions for Duke.