Globest Sectors

ORLANDO—The 2016 presidential election is just weeks away. What does that mean for Central Florida commercial real estate? Where are we now and where are we headed?

EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ—More than 80% of the 1.5 million square feet absorbed in the third quarter was recorded in the state's class A office market as companies sought this high-end space for their operations.

LOS ANGELES—Architects and designers are now looking at creating more flexible and sustainably built structures that lend themselves to alternative uses and have an eye toward smarter future redevelopment, O.CON speaker Michael LeBlanc tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.

NEW YORK CITY—Done by Paramount Group, the financing will go toward paying down the debt at some of the REITs other properties.

WASHINGTON, DC—This finalist in the 2016 edition of the NAHB Pillars of the Industry Awards had to tear down what was once an art deco staple. But while the brick and mortar may have been replaced, the spirit of the original is fully intact.

WASHINGTON, DC--This is the second CMBS coming to market structured to comply with the Dodd-Frank rule that goes into effect at the end of the year but the first to transfer the retained classes to a third party.

DALLAS—The combination of tech stability and growth, paired with a comparatively low barrier to entry and cost of real estate is appealing to investors looking to secure a yield premium, GlobeSt.com learns in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.

HOUSTON—While national investors have shied away because of the downturn in the oil industry, others see opportunity in the void and have allocated funds for building portfolios.