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Why Transwestern Chooses to Remain Private

Lisa Brown |

In this EXCLUSIVE, Heard says Transwestern has no plans to go public in the future because it values the benefits of being a privately held firm and its partners have flourished under the ownership structure.

Bricks vs Clicks? It’s Not ‘Us Against Them’

John Salustri |

Transwestern’s Nick Hernandez says it’s time to stop the “us-against-them” mentality many retailers feel toward e-commerce. Adapt or die.

Research

Slowest First Quarter for NJ Office in 20 Years, Thanks to Waterfront and I-78 East

Steve Lubetkin |

The Hudson Waterfront and Somerset/I-78 East Corridor weighed heavily on the market, and, as a result, the office sector overall registered its slowest first quarter in more than two decades.

Community Healthcare Acquires 80K SF Office from Novartis

Steve Lubetkin |

Since 2008 Community Healthcare Associates has successfully revitalized and constructed new healthcare facilities in both New Jersey and New York.

Office Vacancies Drop to 10-Year Low 

Paul Bubny |

Led by Dallas/Fort Worth, 18 of the 48 major markets surveyed by Transwestern have posted year-over-year positive absorption of greater than one million square feet.

Atlanta Medical Office Market on an Occupancy Rip

Jennifer LeClaire |

“There has been a lack of significant new medical office development over the past decade…”

Why Miami’s Industrial Vacancies Should Stay Tight in 2018

Jennifer LeClaire |

Walter Byrd, Transwestern senior managing director, tells GlobeSt.com what he sees in this exclusive interview.

Redevelopments Offer Rehabilitative, Seniors Care Opportunities

Leslie Merril |

It isn’t just retail that is getting a healthcare reboot. Leslie Meril writes about the pros and cons of other asset types in this EXCLUSIVE commentary for GlobeSt.com.

Savvy Landlords Are Facilitating ‘Placemaking’ in the Office

Jennifer LeClaire |

This is a key to winning amid monumental change.

Research

'Positive' Absorption of NJ Office Space Continues for Fifth Year

Steve Lubetkin |

The market failed to accumulate one million square feet of annual net absorption for the first time in five years, and it was the second consecutive year with negative net absorption in the final quarter.