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Many are anticipating the construction of the new Long Beach Civic Center. When it is built, it will mark the first time a U.S. municipal government will deliver a city asset under a performance-based “design-build-finance-maintain” structure, according to Plenary Concessions Executive Chairman Dale Bonner. 
The public-private partnership model is allowing the City of Long Beach to use a creative approach to meet all of the city's financial and project goals. Plenary Properties Long Beach will develop, design, build and also finance the new Long…
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International Olympics Committee Decision May Be A Win For LA Games
The International Olympic Committee board plans to recommend awarding the 2024 and 2028 Summer Olympics Games simultaneously. IOC President Thomas Bach made the announcement Friday. The decision could ensure LA will play host to the games within the next 11 years, Curbed Los…
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Industrial Property In Anaheim Sells For $19.8M
CBRE Group brokered the sale of an industrial property in Anaheim to Doyle Properties for $19.8M in a 1031 exchange. The property, at 1250 North Tustin Ave., will serve as Econolite Group's new high-image facility after purchasing it from the seller, The…
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Retail Landlord Troubles Persist: Retailers Push For Shorter Leases
Retailers are pushing for shorter lease terms when it comes time to renew as the industry responds to bankruptcies and thousands of store closures. Instead of the typical five- or 10-year leases, retailers are negotiating one- or two-year leases in…
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Student Housing Projects That Will Make You Want To Go Back To SchoolStudent housing developers all over are scaling back on excessive amenities like lazy rivers and gourmet chefs. Many recent student housing projects have stuck to the basics: fast internet speeds and proximity to campus. But it is still fun to imagine what college would have been like at one of these dorm halls or apartments. |
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4 Reasons Why Financial Service Firms Are Growing More Conservative In Their Leasing ActivityThe financial services sector, which accounts for a large portion of office real estate absorption, is leasing less space. Financial service firms — which include money managers, banks, insurers, investment funds, stockbrokers and more — have grown increasingly conservative in their office real estate usage dating back to the Great Recession, according to a recent Newmark Knight Frank report. This shift in real estate needs can be attributed to four factors, according to NKF Managing Director of National Market Research Sandy Paul. |
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