LOS ANGELES—In an off-market transaction, Primestor buys the Panorama Mall, following their business strategy of investing in Hispanic communities, where they say yields are better.
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LOS ANGELES—In an off-market transaction, Primestor buys the Panorama Mall, following their business strategy of investing in Hispanic communities, where they say yields are better.
LOS ANGELES—With widely strong auto sales making a big impact on the retail market, we sat down with Jodi V. Meade of Avison Young to find out about the niche sector in this EXCLUSIVE interview.
LOS ANGELES—While national retail reports are showing flat or nominal sales for the third quarter, Downtown Los Angeles reports $2.8 billion in retail sales.
LOS ANGELES—USC takes home the Silver Shovel award at the annual NAIOP Real Estate Challenge after presenting an urban park with housing, retail and hospitality for the former Hawthorne indoor shopping mall.
LOS ANGELES—The crowd and institutional investors seem at odds, but in this EXCLUSIVE story, Patch of Land’s Jason Fritton, explains how he found a way for them to coexist.
LOS ANGELES—The following west coast-based individuals, who were recently featured in Real Estate Forum, show initiative and willingness to work hard—two of the traits necessary to be an emerging leader.
LOS ANGELES—Granite Peak purchased an industrial property in 2007 with a three-to-five-year business plan; eight years later, they are finally turning a profit.
LOS ANGELES—Sands Investment Group sells four big-box grocery assets for nearly $50 million, showing that investors are willing to take on the risk of big box for a grocery tenant, GlobeSt.com reports EXCLUSIVELY.
LOS ANGELES—With properties in the highly sought-after Koreatown neighborhood, the key to closing this complicated 1031 multifamily exchange, totaling $64.2 million, was to find the upleg first.
LOS ANGELES—For the first time, RealtyMogul.com completes a full capital stack transaction, combining debt and equity financing for the purchase of a 112-unit apartment complex.
NEW YORK CITY—The private equity giant has picked up a 16-propery portfolio with assets on the West Coast and in Florida.
SAN BERNARDINO, CA—Because that’s where the Inland Empire holds the most expansion promise, according to the experts of Xceligent.
LOS ANGELES—Paragon and Canyon Capital launch a second retail fund to invest $60 million to $100 million in daily needs retail product throughout California.
LOS ANGELES—The Ruth Group understands the importance of environmentally sustainable design, and found a way to accomplish it without an expensive LEED certification.
LOS ANGELES—IPG signs an 11-year 150,000-square-foot office lease at the Plaza in Century City, becoming the largest tenant in the building with eight full floors and building signage.
LOS ANGELES—The idea that you can rent what you want for convenience and for quality has been more prolific, say multifamily experts.
LOS ANGELES—Home sales increase 94% in the Pacific Palisades and nearly 50% in other Los Angeles luxury markets, but the average selling price has also declined.
IRVINE, CA—Los Angeles among most in unaffordable zip codes with good schools, while Chicago, Detroit and Miami among those with the most affordable.
PEARL RIVER, NY—The sale of the Pfizer campus here to Industrial Realty Group, LLC closed on Wednesday. The Los Angeles, CA-based company states its plan for the 200 acres it acquired will result in a “dynamic mixed-use, multi-tenant campus.”
SANTA ANA, CA—The two markets are behaving much alike in this phase of the upcycle, according to Xceligent analysts. But there are marked differences.
LOS ANGELES—The 3Q15 retail report from Lee & Associates shows declining vacancies in major markets and strong investment activity, despite flat retail sales for the quarter.
LOS ANGELES—The opening of Metropolis tower II, which released 514 condo units onto the market, shoots condo prices to $803 per square foot, the highest price ever.
LOS ANGELES—A hotel developer buys a five-acre land site along the 101 corridor to build two limited-service hotels to benefit from the strong demand, GlobeSt.com reports EXCLUSIVELY.
LOS ANGELES—The two-building flex portfolio marks the third transaction with Brennan Investment Group; RealtyMogul.com CEO Jilliene Helman cites Brennan’s “extensive experience investing in industrial properties.”
ATLANTA—As chairman and CEO OF Carter, Bob Peterson has seen plenty of opportunities and challenges. Here's what he's seeing now.
LOS ANGELES—Downtown Long Beach has a waterfront, public transit, great restaurants and residential development. It is a live-work-play environment in the making, and office investors are taking note.
SANTA ANA, CA—The two markets are behaving much alike in this phase of the upcycle, according to Xceligent analysts. But there are marked differences.
LOS ANGELES—Although the downtown market is still seeing double-digit vacancy rates, some tenants are renewing office leases years early in anticipation of tightening vacancy rates and higher rents.
LOS ANGELES—Whether it is 1031 capital, a small private investor, institutional money or a Chinese investor, panelists at RealShare Net Lease West say there is lots of money interested in the net lease space.
LOS ANGELES—Speakers on the Town Hall Power Panel at RealShare Net Lease West say that build to suits are getting priced to incorporate some of the risk now more so than they had been years ago.
LOS ANGELES—Camden Property Trust looked into a locker system for years before deciding to forego package delivery service at their multifamily properties, GlobeSt.com learns EXCLUSIVELY.
CARLSTADT, NJ—Students who save a few shekels feasting on ramen noodles can rest easy about the noodle supply in Northern New Jersey. Sun Noodle, maker of custom-made, authentic Japanese-style ramen noodles and related products, has purchased a 42,000-square-foot industrial building at 40 Kero Road in Carlstadt.
LOS ANGELES—As it is apparently all over the nation, industrial is hot in L.A., so hot, in fact, that some developers and investors might be left out in the cold.
LOS ANGELES—Retail tenants are leasing up fringe-street locations in markets like Beverly Hills and Santa Monica, a trend that typically happens in peak market conditions, GlobeSt.com reports EXCLUSIVELY.
LOS ANGELES—Private investors should approach the risk adjusted returns the way they would approach a stock portfolio, said one panelist at RealShare Net Lease West on Thursday, in looking at private investors versus those who are IRR focused.
LOS ANGELES—2015 is likely to exceed 2007 peak sales volume and panelists at this year’s RealShare Net Lease West conference say that in looking at CMBS, originations and underwriting stats, 2015 will be the new 2008.
LONG BEACH, CA—City leaders and developers gather to celebrate the “topping off” ceremony at the Current, Long Beach’s first new luxury apartment complex in decades.
LOS ANGELES—Lincoln Property Co. completes its four-year redevelopment plan of the 227,000-square-foot office building in two years, and sells to the Onni Group.
LOS ANGELES—Commercial real estate has matured into its own investment class, and the future leaders need an interdisciplinary education to achieve success, according to the head of USC’s new undergrad program.
LOS ANGELES—Speakers at a recent event here encourage designers and developers to apply the attitude that you have one night to get it right on the multifamily side.
LOS ANGELES—In response to increasing density, L.A. retailers are now opening multiple locations in a single submarket to capture market share and control the flow of traffic, GlobeSt.com reports in this EXCLUSIVE interview.
LOS ANGELES—Move over Downtown. Hollywood is experiencing its own renaissance and it is attracting employers and residents from all over the city, GlobeSt.com reports EXCLUSIVELY.
LOS ANGELES—Gregory LaBerge is promoted to chief administrative officer, the Mission Square office building trades hands for nearly $40 million and a major retail center in Honolulu secures $39 million in financing in this week’s wrap-up of deals.
LOS ANGELES—With massive development and rising revPAR in Los Angeles, the hotel market seems to be doing just fine, despite the fear of Airbnb, GlobeSt.com reports in this EXCLUSIVE story.
LOS ANGELES—Even borrowers without a stable cash flow are locking in long-term loans to avoid a possible rise in interest rates, GlobeSt.com reports EXCLUSIVELY.
LOS ANGELES—With a new survey showing that employees are having trouble keeping up with the second shift, Caruso Affiliated launches a corporate concierge service in its office to help employees better balance work and life.
LOS ANGELES—JLL makes a significant investment in technology, and shows that market knowledge is taking a backseat to tech savvy, GlobeSt.com reports in this UPDATE to a previous story.
CERRITOS, CA—With access to Orange County and Los Angeles, the mid-counties submarket is seeing the benefits of the SoCal office boom, GlobeSt.com reports in this EXCLUSIVE story.
LOS ANGELES—By mid-year, the city saw $1.2 billion in venture capital placements, and the money is continuing to flood in, GlobeSt.com reports in this EXCLUSIVE Q&A.
LOS ANGELES—With every advancement in software and hardware, we're able to disseminate information and messages more rapidly, more efficiently and more precisely, says one source in this EXCLUSIVE commentary on the subject of CRE technology.
LOS ANGELES—Luxer One isn’t just installing lockers in buildings; the company’s technology platform is helping landlords solve the package problem—and occupancies are up as a result.
LOS ANGELES—In this EXCLUSIVE Net Lease West sneak-peek interview, Gino Sabatini of W. P. Carey talks about the evolving net lease space and offers some critical advice to investors.
LOS ANGELES—Three new leases at Level DTLA illustrate that landlords aren’t just taking any tenant—they are shaping the retail landscape in the downtown market.
LOS ANGELES—Curtis Palmer joins ARA Newmark as the head of multihousing investment advisory in Southern California, citing the company’s “entrepreneurial” environment as a cause for the change.
LOS ANGELES—One of the major things to consider when looking at developing a condo or multifamily property, according to sources, is parking.
CHICAGO—The CA-based trust has quickly assembled a massive portfolio of apartment units, most of which are in either the Midwest or the South.
LOS ANGELES—CMBS wins a $42.7 million loan to refinance the Samaritan Medical Tower, but life companies gave strong competition for the deal.
LOS ANGELES—The company’s co-founder David Manshoory steps down as CEO and names CIO Varun Pathria as his successor.
LOS ANGELES—Fund includes custom program for IBEW/NECA Net Zero Plus energy solutions projects.
WASHINGTON, DC—The Energy Department is also in the process of putting together a Leadership Group for this next stage, Andrew Burr tells GlobeSt.com's Erika Morphy EXCLUSIVELY.
BOSTON—An affiliate of DLJ Real Estate Partners has acquired the storied 18 Tremont St. mixed-use building in the Financial District for $77.5 million from Equus Capital Partners, Ltd. of Yardley, PA. The deal calculates out to approximately $384-a-square-foot and was $28 million higher than the last time the building changed hands.
LOS ANGELES—Maybe, according to Ben Reznik of Jeffer Mangels Butler & Mitchell, who talks about the issues with the project in this EXCLUSIVE story.