NEWPORT BEACH, CA—Over time, long-term and short-term interest rates generally correlate, though this is not always the case in the short run, CBRE's Phil Voorhees tells GlobeSt.com in this EXCLUSIVE story about his yield-prediction contest.

IRVINE, CA—A strong local economy and jobs have led to markets like Orange County to be the best for office investors, but demand and the supply pipeline vary widely among submarkets, Ten-X's Peter Muoio tells GlobeSt.com.

SAN DIEGO—No longer a one-trick pony focused on the golf industry, North County has diversified, plus its location is ideal for decision-makers and workers as far north as Temecula, Colliers' Ted Cuthbert tells GlobeSt.com.

SAN DIEGO—Consumers are spending more money on experiences than material goods, including their homes, which gives the CRE industry insight into future projects and planning, MasterCard's Sarah Quinlan tells attendees at MBA's CREF/Multifamily Housing Convention & Expo 2017.

IRVINE, CA—Impact fees can run developers upwards of $50,000 per lot in California, a fact that many home buyers don't know, Developers Research principal Scot Oldham tells GlobeSt.com after he and his wife purchased the company.

SAN DIEGO—There's about a 75% chance that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will emerge from this state of oversight before the end of President Trump's current term in office, speakers tell attendees at MBA's CREF/Multifamily Housing Convention & Expo 2017.

SAN DIEGO—Multifamily lenders need to keep an eye on income growth and factor it into their underwriting standards, in addition to being aware of decreasing affordability in the market, speakers at MBA's CREF/Multifamily Housing Convention & Expo 2017 tell attendees.

IRVINE, CA—The scarcity of land has driven up prices so high that certain types of ground-up industrial development are extremely cost prohibitive and continues to push this type of construction outside of the region, NGKF's Jay Nugent tells GlobeSt.com.