Orange County

While the beginning of the year was quiet as investors regained their footing following the election, the number of transactions in the market has picked up since the summer, say speakers at RealShare Orange County.

Research from Ten-X Commercial is showing a softening trend in occupancy and rental-rate growth, but how long will it last and is it isolated to a few major markets?

Many companies are recognizing the loss of privacy in an open floor plan, and they're growing more creative about re-introducing it, Ten-X Commercial's Eric Paulsen tells GlobeSt.com.

Demand from various industries has pushed gross activity and rents up and vacancy down, and there has been an uptick in rollover from adjacent regions such as Orange County, where the market is even tighter, CBRE's Tom McAllister tells GlobeSt.com.

LAS VEGAS—It's only a disruption if you don't see it as progress. If that's the case, then Eric Paulsen resides at progress central, Ten-X Commercial. In this exclusive video interview from RECon 2017, he tells us how exciting that progress can be.

TUSTIN, CA—For every off-market transaction the firm has closed, there are 20 to 30 on which it has swung and missed, Harbor Associates' Paul Miszkowicz tells GlobeSt.com in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> look at a recent off-market Tustin acquisition.

FONTANA, CA—During the recession, new hiring was minimal, but the workforce continued to get older, and technology is changing the way the industry operates, InTech Center's Ken Eaves tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.

IRVINE, CA—Ownership groups are transitioning property-management functions in-house during this last cycle, which could change the makeup of the management landscape, CapRock Partners' Nicholas Ilagan tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.