Globest Sectors

SAN DIEGO—The event, which recently took place here, is one opportunity for the region to shine the spotlight on the increasingly important industrial real estate sector, EDC president and CEO Mark Cafferty tells GlobeSt.com in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> interview.

HOUSTON—The RADCO Companies says class-B communities with modest rents have a competitive edge in the market, which made the acquisition of two communities compelling.

IRVING, TX—Investor interest is picking up in the metroplex as transaction velocity has jumped 12% at mid-year, with an example being the recent $19.2 million acquisition financing for Ladera Ranch Apartments.

WASHINGTON, DC--705 North Carolina Ave., SE traded for $1,285 per square foot with the 1,088-square foot building approved for a 3,600-square foot development.

ATLANTA—Green is still red hot—and Atlanta is greener than most. Institutional owners of office buildings continued striving for green building…

Here's a look at this week's trends, announcements and deals that you may have missed in the Northeast region.

LOS ANGELES—L.A. ranks sixth on the Green Building Adoption Index, with more than 50% of the office buildings in the city holding green certifications and more on the way.

SAN FRANCISCO&mdash;Is the retail component in a being-planned mixed-use too costly? Ms. Real Estate weighs in.