Greg Cornfield is a Los Angeles Editor at Commercial Observer. He focuses on topics related to construction and real estate, particularly within the California markets, while also covering broader themes such as sports and business. Greg's work has been featured in Yahoo Finance and Commercial Observer.
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Greg’s coverage primarily focuses on the real estate industry, particularly in Southern California. Given this focus, he would likely be most interested in pitches related to local real estate announcements and developments.
He frequently includes private sector announcements and press releases in his articles. Therefore, public relations professionals or company representatives with newsworthy updates regarding real estate transactions, property developments, or market trends within the Southern California region may find success when reaching out to him.
As Greg's geographic scope is clearly defined around Southern California and Los Angeles specifically, sources with insights into these local markets would be particularly valuable for potential outreach.
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reprints A Maryland-based nonprofit organization that provides residential and personal support for people with intellectual and developmental
By: Greg Cornfield
reprints An 834,000-square-foot Class A retail center in Southern California's Inland Empire has locked down $140 million in refinancing from one of the most prominent lenders in commercial real estate.
reprints The nation's biggest real estate firm has bankrolled Lincoln Property Company 's nine-figure deal for a distressed office campus in Los Angeles' Silicon Beach.
By: Greg Cornfield
reprints Iron Mountain is expanding its digital empire with another acquisition and large-scale data center development plan in Prince William County, Va.
reprints California Bank & Trust is moving its Los Angeles headquarters one block up to Aon Center , the third-tallest building in the city.
By: Greg Cornfield
Hogan Lovells has been working to shrink its space at Hines' 618,085-SF property reprints
Attorneys and law offices have been perhaps the most reliable tenants for office landlords
It has been a busy year for the foreclosure auction department in Washington, D.C.
The asset’s value dropped below the $300 million loan balance
reprints The nation's biggest real estate investment trust dedicated to life sciences space has secured an extension and expansion with one of its anchor tenants in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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