With transit and driverless cars around the corner, the government needs to adjust its traffic requirements fast, according to USC Lusk Center chairman Emile Haddad.
"Public and private nonresidential construction are continuing to slow or fall below last year's levels," says Ken Simonson at Associatded General Contractors of America.
With a large gap between supply and demand causing significant cap-rate compression—especially along the coast—investors are looking to less pricy areas within the county as well as other markets, Avison Young's Peter Hauser tells GlobeSt.com.
The President may have a core group around him that provides stability, but at DLA Piper's 14th Global Real Estate Summit in Chicago this week, panelists criticized his penchant for stoking division.
GlobeSt.com caught up with Sabrina Stimming, senior vice president and director of leasing at CREC, to learn more about what to expect in the grocery space in this exclusive interview.
Brookfield is partnering with lifestyle-office service Convene to bring a stronger hospitality component and flexible space options to its L.A. portfolio.
Although the results vary among the five major sectors, “there is no denying the overall softening of commercial real estate pricing,” says Peter Muoio at Ten-X.
Developers should build in markets that will absorb new construction pipelines adequately because, in some markets, rents are now softening as supply is exceeding demand, Buchanan Street Partners' Tim Ballard tells GlobeSt.com.