IRVINE, CA—At the current level, flipping is mostly good, but if we continue to see this upward trend for the next couple of years, we could easily be in dangerous territory for the housing market, ATTOM Data's Daren Blomquist tells GlobeSt.com.

SAN DIEGO—A number of factors come into play to adjust hotel cap rates, including wild cards like 1031 exchanges and foreign buyers whose expectations differ from other buyers, CBRE's Bob Kaplan tells GlobeSt.com.

IRVINE, CA—The expansion of construction jobs is clearly an indication of expansion in the housing stock—the more starts, the more jobs, First American Financial Corp.'s Mark Fleming tells GlobeSt.com.

NEWPORT BEACH, CA—The most important thing is the level of sophistication that is now required, which calls for teams with individuals who contribute specialized knowledge and relationships, Land Advisors' David Kidder tells GlobeSt.com.

NEWPORT BEACH, CA—A small and slightly lesser-known family in the net-lease sector, the zero-cash-flow market has increasingly picked up popularity with both domestic and foreign investors, SRS's John Redfield tells GlobeSt.com.

CORONADO, CA—Coronado is what many investors look at as an "untapped" market, and this is with good reason since the island is very protective of its old-school, local flavor and limits development and expansion, CBRE's Tim Kuruzar tells GlobeSt.com.

COSTA MESA, CA—Wednesday night's gala to celebrate and reward excellence in Orange County commercial real estate draws 370 attendees. GlobeSt.com has photos from the event and a recap of the winners.

SAN DIEGO—The growing backlog of projects ranging from potholes to major water-infrastructure improvements has led to increased calls for reform. Dentons' Brian Fish tells GlobeSt.com which aspects could be most easily amended.