The first West Coast city to enter London's City-to-City Business Welcome Program, San Diego still has a long way to go when it comes to cementing its global identity, World Trade Center San Diego's Nikia Clarke tells GlobeSt.com.

If a natural disaster damages a sufficient number of homes, developers look for opportunities to deliver more housing to the market, but there are obstacles, First American's Mark Fleming tells GlobeSt.com.

Tenant improvement allowances and free rent are up nationwide and growing at a more rapid pace, and there's been a real slowdown in velocity despite ample capital in the market, Colliers' Scott Latham and Andrew Nelson tell GlobeSt.com.

The decision to buy may not be 100% done in the store, but having the store is an essential part of the marketing and sale process, Cisterra's Jason Wood tells GlobeSt.com in this preview to RealShare San Diego.

As the industry consolidates, it is moving away from the individual practitioner office that was historically housed in woody walk-up facilities and toward product that is consistent with health systems' brand, Meridian's John Pollock tells GlobeSt.com.

Free address allows all employees to choose the type of space that best supports the work they are doing at that given moment, CBRE's Paul Komadina tells GlobeSt.com.

The NAHB has begun to lobby Washington for something desperately needed: a guest-worker program to help fill in some of the demand for construction workers—but can it be done? Landmark Capital Advisors' Adam Deermount weighs in.

Between Amazon, Illumina, Northrop Grumman and a spate of other large corporate users, the options for large users are dwindling, driving the redevelopment frenzy, C&W's Brett Ward tells GlobeSt.com.