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Gusto moves into its new office in San Francisco's Historic Pier 70.
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Trammell Crow Co. and ElmTree Funds will construct a build-to-suit to be used by an arm of Homeland Security for immigration and citizenship processing.
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The 50-year-old office building at 1700 Pennsylvania Ave. NW is being tapped for a major renovation.
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Lisa Pope-Westerman, a Houston-based hospitality design vet, launched a new platform, LUCID, to solve two concerns she has with the design industry.
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Hospitality design trends seek to blend business and leisure elements due to the customers' evolving intention for spaces, a new report by Gensler shows.
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San Diego is greener than many other parts of the country, but not green enough.
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Kurt Haglund has spent 30 years in commercial real estate working for firms such as Rand, Gensler, JLL, The Staubach Co. and RTKL.
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Fouler-Pratt and USAA Real Estate are working with Gensler as the architect and Avison Young as the leasing broker for the Tysons Central office project.
Luxury parking fees popping up in major U.S. cities could be indicative of a downturn in garage utilization in coming decades.
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A Tenderloin church will help lead a 13-story, 310-unit housing development.
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