Economy

After several years of strong growth and absorption, the numbers have stabilized, although rent growth continues.

After a slow start to the year, the capital markets caught up in the second half of 2017, and will likely close the year with projected deal volumes.

Many are predicting a leveling out of the commercial real estate market in the coming year, and James Sutton with Paradigm recently discussed trends and the implications of the leveling-out process in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.

“Shopping centers across the country should feel very optimistic about the season ahead,” says Tom McGee at ICSC following the Thanksgiving weekend.

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GlobeSt.com speaks with Nathan Moeder and Scott Peterson, who teach courses at USD in the real estate certificate program. Here's what you can learn from their courses that you might not learn elsewhere.

Secondary and tertiary markets need to tell a very good story for investors to be interested, which is generating strong demand in South County for stable retail properties, M&M's Paul Bitonti tells GlobeSt.com.

Despite several new retail leases in the third quarter, Downtown Los Angeles saw a 15% year-over-year increase in the retail vacancy rate.