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SAN DIEGO—The master plan will include two additional class A office high-rises surrounding progressive public and private amenities.

DALLAS—NAIOP's industrial real estate conference assumes a case-study format that will reveal to attendees the many complexities that go into creating large-scale projects, CenterPoint Properties' Jim Clewlow, advisory committee chair for the conference, tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.

PORTLAND, OR—Hill Country Holdings, an independent owner of Ashley Furniture stores will move into its portion of the 321,000 sf facility by Q2.

SAN DIEGO—Sunroad Enterprises paid nearly $66 million for properties in suburban Phoenix and Reno.

SAN FRANCISCO—While several factors have economists and investors concerned, Colliers' chief economist Andrew Nelson puts the facts into perspective for GlobeSt.com and says the outlook is actually quite encouraging.

DALLAS—"There's a difference between market price and market value," Ken P. Wilson tells GlobeSt.com. The one-time Appraisal Institute president will new lead business development for Joseph J. Blake & Associates.

LOS ANGELES—Wall Street executives at ALIS say that they are starting to see a pull back from public investors and private investors will follow.

LOS ANGELES—At ALIS, Teague Hunter claims the peak hit in 2014, and now there is a gap between sellers and buyers, but not all of his fellow panelists agreed.