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.
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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—The value-add investor buys a 391-unit multifamily portfolio in Thousand Oaks, where new development is nil and the opportunity to push rents is high.
LOS ANGELES—Thorofare Capital hits $54 million in bridge lending only four months after launching its recent fund, but the success is driven by their professional relationships, not an increased appetite for short-term financing.
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.
LOS ANGELES—The investment firm acquires 37 office and industrial properties totaling $1.7 billion last year.
LOS ANGELES—PKF adopts the CBRE Hotels name after merging with the company more than a year ago—but leaders say that the previous firm’s storied company culture isn’t going away.
LOS ANGELES—At the opening ceremony of ALIS, research experts say that the hotel market is at the peak, but that we should expect to stay at the peak for some time.
LOS ANGELES—Industrial is poised for another strong year, with vacancy rates expected to decline further, according to the latest Allen Matkins and UCLA Anderson survey, which GlobeSt.com has obtained EXCLUSIVELY.
LOS ANGELES—The City of Paramount green lights a plan for a public-private partnership to transform Downtown Paramount into a regional shopping center.
LOS ANGELES—In a discussion about port activity and industrial real estate, experts at RealShare Industrial West said that cap rates will head into the 3% range.
LOS ANGELES—The investor buys five office traditional properties in West Los Angeles totaling 350,000 square feet, and notes the lack of traditional office space on the Westside.
LOS ANGELES—Provenance Hotels secures the CMBS loan for a 1,072-room hotel portfolio in the Pacific Northwest and Tennessee, showing the market liquidity for hotel product.
SIMI VALLEY, CA—Tremont Realty provides a $65 million bridge loan to recapitalize a shopping center and closes in only one week due to the strength of the retail market.
LOS ANGELES—After showing off some successful deals from the last year, industrial experts on the Deals and Dealmakers panel at RealShare Industrial West took a moment to ponder the challenges in the year ahead. While most of them didn’t see a cliff in the future, like 2008, most did expect a slowdown in the year ahead. “I don’t think that we are going to fall off a cliff. I wouldn’t be surprised if we had…
LOS ANGELES—The long-awaited arrival of the Rams will no doubt fuel commercial real estate and elevate the Inglewood market, GlobeSt.com reports in this EXCLUSIVE interview.
LOS ANGELES—Industrial investors at yesterday’s RealShare Industrial conference haven’t ruled out the possibility of a slowdown or economic downturn.
PASADENA, CA—Following the growing tri-cities business, the brokerage firm opens an office in the Pasadena market, GlobeSt.com reports EXCLUSIVELY.
LOS ANGELES—The investor sells an office property in Simi Valley and produces a 77% return for its investors in only 16 months after the original purchase.
While there may be some domestic changes in 2016, continued foreign investment in US real estate seems almost assured, influenced heavily by economic and social instabilities abroad, say sources in this EXCLUSIVE commentary.
SAN DIEGO—Expectations on speculative-office development vary from market to market in Southern California, and each region has its challenges, experts tell GlobeSt.com in this EXCLUSIVE look at the sector.
LOS ANGELES—The developer sells a creative office property for $49 million after investing a total of $25 million to buy and renovate the original building in 2013.
A multifamily property in Glendale sells nearly $2 million over asking with a 15-buyer bidding war—a sale that illustrates investor migration to the tri-cities market.
LOS ANGELES—TCA’s Tim Mustard talks about his inspiration for the mid-century modern design of developer Legacy Partner’s Neptune Marina apartment development.
LOS ANGELES—Plaza International sells the retail center for $76.3 million to Retail Opportunity Investment Corp. in an UPREIT transaction.
LOS ANGELES—The construction veteran joins Sharpe Interior Systems as EVP, leaving his family-owned firm after more than 20 years.
LOS ANGELES—Rising Realty’s Marc Gittleman talks about the firm’s decision to rebrand the Figueroa Courtyard as Park DTLA, the only office and tech campus in the downtown market, in this EXCLUSIVE interview.
LOS ANGELES—The Osaka Residences, new single-family homes in Sawtelle Japantown, maximize density by building up, GlobeSt.com reports in this EXCLUSIVE interview.
LOS ANGELES—Influenced by the surge of luxury development in the market, Storm Properties buys and unentitled parcel in Van Nuys to build a community of 58 single-family homes.
SEATTLE, WA—Brickman spends $22.45 million on the mixed-use property in Pioneer Square, a massive industrial facility sells to an owner/user and TEG Hotels refinances a 581-unit hotel portfolio in this week’s wrap-up of deals.
LOS ANGELES—The Los Angeles-based firm opens its first international office in Vancouver, Canada, GlobeSt.com reports EXCLUSIVELY.
LOS ANGELES—HQ Creative Office spends an average of $350 per square foot on its small-box creative office redevelopment projects, and GlobeSt.com has an EXCLUSIVE look inside.
LOS ANGELES—Sares-Regis’ Larry Lukanish talks EXCLUSIVELY about the biggest challenges facing industrial developers as he prepares for the RealShare Industrial West conference next week.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA—The economy has recovered to the point where cranes are in the sky in many areas of Southern California. GlobeSt.com speaks EXCLUSIVELY with several experts about which submarkets have the most spec-office development.
LOS ANGELES—The owners of the 250,000-square-foot office building secure a $48 million loan with a rate lock program to avoid a prepayment penalty on its maturing CMBS and secure new funding before rates go up, GlobeSt.com reports EXCLUSIVELY.
LOS ANGELES—With a changing business strategy, Playboy brings its famed estate to market and plans to reinvest the proceeds into the company.
LOS ANGELES—West Hollywood Development Corp. beats market-rate developers to a prime development parcel in Koreatown, where it will build a 186-unit affordable housing complex, GlobeSt.com reports in this EXCLUSIVE story.
LOS ANGELES—The developer of condo project Ten50, which is midway through production, is looking for more opportunities in the Downtown market—including creative office, GlobeSt.com reports EXCLUSIVELY.
LOS ANGELES—The firm partners with MG Properties Group to purchase the Carmel Hacienda Heights Apartments for $82 million, continuing its acquisition streak in Los Angeles, GlobeSt.com reports EXCLUSIVELY.
LOS ANGELES—Developer HQ Creative is focusing on tailored creative office space from 8,000 to 30,000 square feet, and can hardly keep up with demand, GlobeSt.com reports in this EXCLUSIVE story.
LOS ANGELES—The widening gap between wages and apartment rents as rent growth continues to outpace wage growth is one of the more interesting trends to watch in 2016, Avison Young’s Jay Maddox tells GlobeSt.com in this EXCLUSIVE preview to an upcoming event.
SANTA BARBARA, CA—Minus the “froth of 2015,” multifamily rent gains in 2016 will outpace the eight-year average, “satisfying most property owners,” according to Yardi Matrix.
LOS ANGELES—CBRE’s Kevin Shannon moves to Newmark Grubb Knight Frank as the West Coast president of capital markets along with 14 other capital markets professionals.
SAN DIEGO—Decisions on whether or not to go spec are based upon a host of factors including risk tolerance, Cruzan’s Stacy Meronoff tells GlobeSt.com EXCLUSIVELY in this look at the resurgence of spec-office development in SoCal.
BURBANK, CA—A joint venture partnership buys the 14-property Burbank Industrial Park for $56 million with plans to convert it into a creative industrial space that attracts media users.
LOS ANGELES—The venture capital flooding into the Los Angeles market is a sign that the office market is set for another healthy year, GlobeSt.com reports EXCLUSIVELY.
LONG BEACH, CA—Millennials are heading to the Downtown Long Beach submarket and spurring much of the increased investor interest, GlobeSt.com reports in this EXCLUSIVE interview.
LOS ANGELES—In this EXCLUSIVE story, Don Ankeny of Westcore Properties, a speaker at the upcoming RealShare Industrial conference, says there is still runway left in the cycle for those willing to work for it.
LOS ANGELES—The Warner Center 2035 plan is the impetus behind TruAmerica Multifamily’s $163 million purchase of a Woodland Hills apartment complex, GlobeSt.com reports in this UPDATE to a previous story.
LOS ANGELES—A New York-based investor buys a 40,000-square-foot net leased office property in the Hollywood Media District for $471 per square foot.
LONG BEACH—JB Matteson buys the Urban Village Apartments, a class-A 129-unit apartment complex north of the downtown submarket, for $42 million.
LOS ANGELES—Retail leaders talk about the retail trends and concerns we should expect to see in 2016 in this EXCLUSIVE story.
SAN DIEGO—Eight professionals comprising the firm’s retail brokerage team join the brokerage in San Diego and Newport Beach, led by Pete Bethea here as executive managing director, GlobeSt.com learns.
OLD BRIDGE, NJ—R.J. Brunelli & Co. has completed a range of leases that will bring major retailers, automotive services, and medical and personal services to sites throughout New Jersey and other states.
LOS ANGELES—4Q15 was the best quarter of the year for the Los Angeles office market, which appears to be picking up steam as we head into 2016.
LOS ANGELES—A joint venture between Panattoni Development Co. and MetLife Real Estate Investors buys a land site to build a 149,040-square-foot industrial class-A property.
LOS ANGELES—TruAmerica Multifamily and Intercontinental Real Estate Corp. buy the Millennium in Woodland Hills, a 395-unit multifamily complex that was built in early 2015.
LOS ANGELES—A private investor sets up a plan to ensure certainty of close in the complicated sale of a credit-tenant shopping center.
LOS ANGELES—The president of the AIDs Healthcare Foundation talks about his recent poll results showing support for a ballot measure to restrict developers to the general plan, GlobeSt.com reports in this UPDATE to a previous story.
LOS ANGELES—Rexford Industrial increases its portfolio by 21%, coming in just shy of its $250 million goal, with one final acquisition before the New Year.
LONG BEACH—Long Beach’s rezoning plan, which decreases parking requirements and increases density in Downtown Long Beach, is helping to fuel the development and redevelopment activity in the submarket, GlobeSt.com reports EXCLUSIVELY.