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1031 Exchange, a Cherished Real Estate Tax B...
A much-loved tax advantage in the commercial real-estate industry is on the chopping block even as chances dim for ...
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State Agency asks for energy conservation as...
The first day of summer in California is expected to be a scorcher Wednesday with temperatures soaring to triple di ...
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Google’s San Jose renewal plan: ‘Grand Centr...
Google’s plan to build a massive transit-centered village in downtown San Jose could provide a new model for the design of sprawling tech campuses by addressing one of the Bay Area’s biggest he ...
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McNellis: The Death of Retail?
According to the San Francisco Chronicle, “The outlook for physical retailers is grim, the sector roiled by store closings, layoffs and bankruptcies.” John E. McNellis, a principal at McNellis Partner ...
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REAL ESTATE DEVELOPERS REALIZE THE VALUE OF ...
Real Estate Developers host contests for artist and musicians to compete for one year free rent in new apartment co ...
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OFFICE LANDLORDS ROLL OUT NEW PERKS
Office-building owners throughout the country are increasing their offerings as they try to become more competitive. Tishman Speyer, the owner of Rockefeller Center in Manhattan, is rolling out a rang ...
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BIG PRICES SLOW INVESTMENT IN COMMERCIAL REA...
Commercial Real Estate investors are being more selective of new deals as the commercial property market is on the ...
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SOQUEL BUILDING IN CONSTRUCTION
The first new office building in nearly a decade is under construction in Soquel, California. Slated for completion ...
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LESS MILLENNIALS REPORTED IN LARGE CITIES TH...
Millennials have gravitated towards large cities in search of jobs, walking distance to shops and services, and entertainment. With the decline of Millennials entering urban areas there have been repo ...
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Interactive Elements in Times Square Change ...
Times Square retail rents decrease due to the increase in online shopping. Landlords look to introducing more inter ...
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