Developer sees direct and indirect hiring, other benefits; some see inflated assumptions
 Finance and Commerce |
Shopping Centers Struggle, But Hope Seen
Wall Street Journal And vacancy rates declined in 31 markets, such as Las Vegas; Orange County, Calif.; and Northern New Jersey. Last year, in contrast, nearly all markets … Office Vacancy Rate Keeps ClimbingWall Street Journal all 16 news articles » |
Finance and Commerce |
Shopping Centers Struggle, But Hope Seen
Wall Street Journal And vacancy rates declined in 31 markets, such as Las Vegas; Orange County, Calif.; and Northern New Jersey. Last year, in contrast, nearly all markets … Office Vacancy Rate Keeps ClimbingWall Street Journal all 16 news articles » |
 New York Observer |
Escrow Hos Close the Deal
New York Observer In the underbelly of New York commercial real estate–the industry responsible for constructing and filling office buildings and the storefronts on their … |
New York Observer |
Escrow Hos Close the Deal
New York Observer In the underbelly of New York commercial real estate–the industry responsible for constructing and filling office buildings and the storefronts on their … |
It’s a big number. A bold, five-digit jobs jackpot for a community beset by one of the Bay Area’s highest unemployment rates.
In this week’s edition of In The Pipeline, long-planned mixed-use projects are emerging in New York and L.A. In Lower Manhattan, The Moinian Group will open the W New York - Downtown Hotel & Residences, following three years of planning and delays in…
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'Bulk Sales' of Condos Clear Supply, at a Cost
Wall Street Journal Brokers say bulk-sale transactions are becoming more widespread in San Diego, Phoenix, Las Vegas and other markets in which condo projects mushroomed during … and more » |
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'Bulk Sales' of Condos Clear Supply, at a Cost
Wall Street Journal Brokers say bulk-sale transactions are becoming more widespread in San Diego, Phoenix, Las Vegas and other markets in which condo projects mushroomed during … and more » |
After 23 years working in the space industry, Titusville native Tim Crannell has put his “Plan B” into effect. When he loses his job with the shuttle program he will have another place to work.