Capital Markets

Highline's 550 W. 29th St. development will consist of 19 luxury residential condominium units, along with 5,022 square feet of at grade premium retail/gallery space.

Rexford makes a quick grab at an value-add industrial deal for $133 per square foot, one of the highest prices paid for an industrial property in the Conejo Valley market.

The San Diego office market has seen great recovery since the last recession, and redevelopment activity in the class-B market is responsible for much of the gain.

National Real Estate Advisors buys the developer's interest in the massive mixed-use project downtown, becoming the sole owner.

3650 REIT has been founded by several veterans in the commercial real estate lending community.

Various indices point to a slowing market but pricing remains strong in several asset classes.

San Diego's industrial market has evolved rapidly in the last three years, and for investors selling today, it means big returns.

The Chinese company has already sold or is seeking to sell two other Hilton spin-offs as it sheds assets to pay down its debt.