Greg Cornfield is a Los Angeles Editor at Commercial Observer. He specializes in commercial real estate, covering topics such as real estate development, investment, and the housing market, along with insights into the construction industry and the hospitality sector. 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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By: Greg Cornfield
The broker also has a warning for retail related to climate change — ‘if you're worried about $8 strawberries, get used to it'
There's stability in the sector and a lot of opportunity for further growth, especially in the Sun Belt
By: Greg Cornfield
It's still complementary to a still dominant brick-and-mortar market, says the retail head for the Americas reprints
By: Max Gross, Greg Cornfield
Retail's comeback meets inflation, AI and a new tenant mix reprints Another year is in the books.
By: Greg Cornfield
The REIT also continues to expand with more than $1 billion in fresh investment in the past few years reprints
Prominent landlord is filling empty space with the help of artificial intelligence reprints
The mega-retailer has been leasing the 507,000-square-foot facility in Riverside since 2010
By: Greg Cornfield
And the one bet he'd make on the industry going forward (besides pet hotels) reprints
By: Greg Cornfield
The incumbent made her case to L.A.'s commercial real estate industry ahead of the June 2 primary
By: Greg Cornfield
The transfer tax has fallen well short of its revenue goals, cut multifamily investment by 46%, and led to significantly less housing production
