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Hernandez offers Globest.com an in-depth look at some of the trends in the investment market and issues affecting women in the real estate industry and how CREW-Miami is looking to advance women professionally and create a climate for positive change.

The eastside market is one of the most popular neighborhoods in L.A., but it hasn't seen the development activity other markets have. That may be changing.

“Originally only available for lease, we were able to negotiate an off-market sale that closed in record time,” says CBRE's Wiliam Waxman.

Although new condominium projects are slowing down the search for development sites continues to be very active. Even when developers are not starting new projects, they continue to look for an inventory of buildable sites.

“With unemployment below 4 percent, companies are focusing on making smart decisions about their space – decisions that keep their employees happy and engaged,” says Revathi Greenwood, Americas head of research at Cushman & Wakefield.

Proximity to UCSD and Scripps Institute and the presence of Qualcomm has made the submarket into a thriving tech and medical office hub.

We talk to the Bascom Group about how the surge of investment activity has changed the Denver market.

Developer Scott Barone says the acquisition is a weather vane for development needs in Jamaica.