Here are the top 10 things you need to know in real estate this week.
Tech companies and other users of creative space can expect to pay hefty rents, particularly if they want to be in Santa Monica or Hollywood.
Office Depot and Staples are working as hard as they can to save their $6.3B merger from the concerns of the FTC.
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Fisker Automotive and Technology Group has signed a long-term lease to occupy a 555k SF industrial building in Moreno Valley.
Overall US retail sales have risen 2.4% in the past year but the same can't be said for department stores.
Walmart is shaving down it's redundant in-store products (think fewer size options for the same item), as it moves to boost online sales, and raise wages.
Here's all the retail news you need to know for this week.
The Mount Vernon Co chairman Bruce Percelay is planning a 132-unit residential complex with retail on the Western Avenue side of Allston-Brighton.
Walmart's stock plunges 10% after an announcement of poor 2016 projections.
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