Globest Sectors

CHICAGO—Millennials and seniors are seen as key drivers for the REIT market, underpinning demand for multifamily housing and senior care facilities

ST. LOUIS—The company will expand its global occupier services and property client accounting groups, which serve national and global clients.

ORLANDO—The buy includes garden-style multifamily assets dating back to the 1960s.

NEWPORT BEACH, CA—“The odds seem to favor a world in which hotels and home sharing can peacefully co-exist,” says Green Street Advisors, which also sees opportunities for the multifamily sector.

NEW YORK CITY—Despite an influx of new office stock, the city is far from oversaturated, said CBRE Group's Mary Ann Tighe, CEO, tri-state region,…

LOS ANGELES—This city has the lowest homeownership in all of California, and a new report from JLL shows that homeownership has been steadily declining for years.

NEWARK, NJ—The Berger Organization owns a vacant parcel on Broad Street that it hopes to include in a large-scale development project that would encompass a casino hotel, convention center and multiple parking venues.

COSTA MESA, CA—A nightclub business will bring patrons to a center that might not otherwise come to the property and can attract a wider radius of clients compared to typical local entertainment tenants, Greenlaw's Wil Smith tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.