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A number of projects underway, in the pipeline or proposed are changing the face of Mission Valley. 
Mission Valley is an area of San Diego comprising 3,216 acres, or 2,418 acres excluding utilities and rights of way. Residential density is 41 units per acre, but that is likely to change with an update to the Mission Valley…
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Westfield UTC Expansion Set To Open In October
Retail is evolving, and Westfield is betting the right mix of shopping and experiential retail will continue to attract consumers. The retail giant recently opened its expanded retail destination in Woodland Hills, Village at Westfield Topanga, with a mix of curated,…
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San Diego County Considering Ways To Build Cheaper Housing For The Homeless
San Diego County supervisors next week will consider three ideas for creating a cost-effective way to build housing for the homeless, one of which is to create a $25M investment pool to fund affordable housing, the San Diego Union-Tribune reports.…
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Fed Boosts Rates In June: Here's What CRE Players Need To KnowIn a move that was of little surprise to commercial real estate experts, the Federal Reserve raised short-term interest rates for the third time in six months. The quarter-point move boosted rates to a range of 1% to 1.25%. Though this is the fourth rate hike central bankers have implemented since December 2015, the gradual moves have had minimal impact on commercial real estate dealings. Here is what industry players need to know about June's move. |
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Iconic New York, D.C. Buildings Dominate May's Top CMBS IssuancesMonthly CMBS issuances were up in May, signaling a warming in the market to new risk retention rules that require lenders to keep more money on the books when issuing loans. There were 135 CMBS loans totaling $5.2B issued in May, according to recent Trepp data, backed by several iconic office towers in the New York City and Washington, D.C., markets. This is a marked increase from the $3.3B worth of securities issued in April. |
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