Globest Sectors

LOS ANGELES—An institutional investor goes off market with a strong offer to pick up one of five sizable multifamily assets in the very high-barrier-to-entry Thousand Oaks market.

MEXICO CITY—Barry Gosin, CEO of Newmark Grubb Knight Frank, notes that Mexico is "poised for substantial commercial real estate growth in the coming years."

NEWARK, NJ—Republican Thomas Kean and Democratic former governors James J. Florio and James McGreevey all told GlobeSt.com that these key performance indicators would be essential to a successful economic turnaround in cities like Newark and Camden, where poverty, crime, and a lack of economic stimulus have weighed heavily on urban residents.

HOUSTON—The project will be comprised of four buildings offering boutique office, restaurant and retail space, as well as a five-story parking garage, with construction slated to begin January 2017.

BEDFORD, TX—Airport Ce

LOS ANGELES—With a new leader at the helm and new legislative policies, the Coastal Commission is changing. We sit down with Cox, Castle & Nicholson's Stanley Lamport EXCLUSIVELY to find out what to expect.

LOS ANGELES—While transit-oriented development is all the rage, it mainly arrives as market-rate units, but this new project from ROEM in Baldwin Park is for low-income residents.

SAN DIEGO—It's important to find a wraparound approach that includes social services that tackle what got them into the homeless situation in the first place, otherwise we have a revolving problem, CREW-SD's Jackie Isidore tell GlobeSt.com in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> post-event interview.