Anca Gagiuc
Anca Gagiuc brings more than a decade of experience within the real estate industry. She is a senior associate editor with Commercial Property Executive and Multi-Housing News who also writes monthly multifamily reports at Yardi Matrix. Contact Anca at anca.gagiuc@cpe-mhn.com
BART’s Coliseum Transit Village Moves Forward in Oakland
By Alex Girda, Associate Editor
The latest transit-related development in the San Francisco Bay Area is getting on track. The Bay Area Rapid Transit District board of directors is negotiating an agreement with the Oakland Economic Development Corp. to develop a […]
Can Valley Condo Market Go any Lower? Office Market Shows Signs of Life According to Area Professionals
By Alex Girda, Associate Editor
Investors are acknowledging the opportunities they have received with recent median price slides a Residential Resources of Las Vegas report indicates. Condominium and townhome sales have seen increased interest during the past few months as median […]
Residential Developments Take Center Stage
By Alex Girda, Associate Editor
The Potrero Center is a large deal waiting to happen. The 227,000-square-foot shopping center has been listed for sale by current owner The Emerald Fund. The venture aims to sell the property by pitching the possibility […]
Student Housing Developers Go to Court; County Proposes Detention Center Improvements
By Alex Girda, Associate Editor
All is fair in love and development, or at least this seems to be suggested by an open conflict between two student housing development companies active in the Los Angeles area. Conquest Student Housing stands as […]
City Buys Old Farm Site; SkiLink Could Unite Resorts in Larger Recreation Network
By Alex Girda, Associate Editor The city of Farmington has acquired a foreclosed development site, having received approval for funds from the city’s redevelopment agency as well as two other funding sources. The development, known to locals as Old Farm, was bought from OREO Corp. Mayor Scott Harbertson termed the acquisition “very important” and noted that […]
Summit Condos Trade Up; City Looks to End CityNorth Development Contract
By Alex Girda, Associate Editor
Summit at Copper Square recently moved 74 of its unsold condos. The units traded for the average amount of $171,000 after initially being listed between $300,000 and $1.2 million. The per-unit amount brings the transaction total […]
Developers Move Forward on Major Multi-Family Projects
By Alex Girda, Associate Editor
As if to underscore the finding published last month in the PwC/Urban Land Institute’s annual Emerging Trends in Real Estate report that Seattle is gaining in appeal to developers and investors, plans for two big multi-family projects have surfaced recently.
In […]
Transaction Values Take a Punch in California
By Alex Girda, Associate Editor
Talk about a paradox. While California’s number of home sales is rising, the median value of those transactions has been falling, according to DataQuick.
In a trend that has continued for 13 months, the value of the average […]
Tempe Landmark Will Be Given A New Life After 14 Years of Disuse
By Alex Girda, Associate Editor
One of Tempe’s most troubled landmarks is getting a much-needed makeover after 14 years of abandon. The Hayden Flour Mill is one of the area’s iconic images and it is finally going to capitalize on the […]
Foreclosure Still a Concern and it May Continue to Escalate
By Alex Girda, Associate Editor
The Las Vegas housing market has been one of the hardest hit in the country. Now that prices seem to be nearing the bottom, some had hoped that the foreclosure epidemic would wind down, but that […]