SAN DIEGO—Putting the passion and energy necessary to source and recruit the correct talent takes dedicated team members who take pride in whom they bring onto the team, Sunrise's Marc Corless tells GlobeSt.com.

IRVINE, CA—With fiscal expansionary policy expected under the Trump administration, it would probably be wise to consider buying sooner rather than later, First American's Mark Fleming tells GlobeSt.com.

TUSTIN, CA—The Canyon Catalyst Fund is designed to identify high-quality emerging managers and support them in the context of a "mentoring" investment-manager model, Canyon Partners' Maria Stamolis tells GlobeSt.com.

SAN DIEGO—Fident Capital's role as a boutique real estate investment bank that focuses on entrepreneurial development companies allows those firms to concentrate on their areas of expertise without worrying about their capital-sourcing needs, Gregg Foster tells GlobeSt.com.

SAN DIEGO—The relocation of the firm's central San Diego office across the street to Westfield's shopping center allows clients greater accessibility, more amenities for employees—and more, Paul Komadina tells GlobeSt.com.

IRVINE, CA—Regulations, affordability, NIMBYism and lack of labor are among the bugaboos this sector continues to tackle, but the BIA's new Orange County Chapter executive officer tells GlobeSt.com he's hopeful about the impact of new federal policies.

NEWPORT BEACH, CA—The CRE finance market is watching to see whether the Trump administration will advocate changes to Dodd-Frank and how those changes could impact the securitization and banking side of the market, Buchanan Street's Matt Doerr tells GlobeSt.com.

OCEANSIDE, CA—San Diego's industrial users seek space for everything from headquarters to sales to back office, while Riverside and San Bernardino users demand strictly manufacturing and warehouse facilities, McDonald's Bruce McDonald tells GlobeSt.com.