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HOUSTON—While secondary or tertiary cities where one or two dominant industries can significantly influence occupancies and financing can be difficult, most Texas submarkets have well-diversified economic drivers.

ATLANTA—Bill Weghorst, executive vice president and managing director of the Southeast division of PM Realty Group, sounds off in this <b>EXCLUSIVE </b>interview.

BETHESDA, MD--Pebblebrook is taking two of the hotels in the six-asset portfolio, valued at $342.5 million.

SAN DIEGO—The stakes in a lease-workout transaction can be high for all parties involved; creativity, knowledge and know-how are key ingredients to obtaining a successful outcome, CGS3's Dana Schiffman and Sean Southard tell GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.

LOS ANGELES—Whether it is from ballot initiatives, land costs or construction costs, developers at the recent RealShare Apartments conference spoke about the long list of challenges that influence their decisions and shape their pipelines.

CHICAGO—The company's existing 1.1 million-square-foot data center at 350 E. Cermak is already the nucleus of Chicago's commodity markets and financial firms.

ATLANTA—Transit-oriented design is bound to have winners and losers—or is it? In theory, it's a win-win solution.

MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA—Affordable multifamily apartments provide critically needed housing by giving preference to low-income families and people who live or work in Mountain View, thereby promoting accessibility to those struggling to find housing in an extremely competitive market.