Natalie Dolce

Carlsbad

Editor-in-Chief at GlobeSt

As senior exec. editor of GlobeSt, Dolce is responsible for working with staff, freelancers and senior management to plan overall content for the brand.

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ICSC Las Vegas Preview: Experts Weigh In on What to Watch

3 days ago | globest.com | Natalie Dolce

LAS VEGAS—As the retail commercial real estate world sets its sights on Las Vegas in about a month from now for the annual ICSC Las Vegas event, anticipation is running high. The industry’s premier gathering is known not just for its deal-making, but for the spontaneous connections, data-driven insights, and strategic conversations that shape the future of retail. GlobeSt.com will of course, be live on the ground, connecting with industry leaders and reporting in real time.
Columbus Industrial Market Experiences Dramatic Reversal with 2.5M-SF of Net Absorption

1 week ago | globest.com | Anthony Russo |Natalie Dolce

Demand in Columbus' industrial sector has experienced a dramatic reversal, according to a CBRE market report. In the first quarter, net absorption reached 2.5 million square feet, a sharp contrast to the nearly 1 million square feet of negative absorption in the previous three months.
From Networking to Keynotes, RETCON 2025 Underscores the Future of Real Estate

3 weeks ago | globest.com | Natalie Dolce |Jack Rogers |Anthony Russo |Philippa Maister

I recently had the pleasure of attending RETCON (as their hosted media guest). For those who might not know, RETCON is one of the industry’s leading real estate innovation conferences, which unites together some of the country’s top owners, operators, developers, investors, media, PropTech startups, and technology & service providers together.
BKM Capital Pays $254M for Low Vacancy Southwest Industrial Assets

1 month ago | globest.com | Anthony Russo |Kathryn Hamilton |Natalie Dolce

BKM Capital Partners is strengthening its Southwest industrial footprint by acquiring six properties in the region for more than $254 million. The portfolio, which includes 21 buildings in Nevada and Arizona, takes up more than 1.2 million square feet. In total, there are 108 units, with the median size for each one being 13,357 square feet.
Extell Purchases Trio of Lenox Hill Properties Ahead of Residential Development

1 month ago | globest.com | Anthony Russo |Natalie Dolce |Kristen Smithberg

The move applies to the following properties, according to records posted by the New York City Department of Finance: 35, 37, and 39 East 60th Street, which were sold by Solil Management. The move comes about a week after Crain's New York Business reported that Extell filed plans to demolish not only the three buildings, but 33 East 60 Street as well, which currently serves as a Chinese restaurant called Philippe Chow.
Luxury Retailers Commit to Manhattan Despite Limited Space

1 month ago | globest.com | Anthony Russo |Natalie Dolce |Kristen Smithberg

Despite potential slowdowns in consumer spending and limited space, major luxury retailers remain drawn to the allure of New York City's vibrant market. A report from Cushman & Wakefield finds that these brands are attracted to three Manhattan areas in particular — Madison Avenue, SoHo, and Fifth Avenue. Particularly, SoHo is the largest urban district in the country, which lures in a "diverse mix of domestic and international shoppers," according to Cushman.
Vacant Big Box Space Surges in Greater Philadelphia Amid Retail Bankruptcies

1 month ago | globest.com | Anthony Russo |Natalie Dolce |Kristen Smithberg

More vacant big box retail space is on the market in the Greater Philadelphia as industry bankruptcies pick up steam, according to a report from CBRE. The asset class in the city saw the number of available spaces rise to 70 from 65 in the second half of 2024 versus the previous six months. Also, the 5.6 million square feet recorded represented an eight percent increase. That marks the first time since the pandemic that availability in the big box sector has risen.
Tulsa Apartment Market Booms Amid Rising Supply Concerns

1 month ago | globest.com | Anthony Russo |Natalie Dolce |Kristen Smithberg

The Tulsa, Oklahoma multifamily market has been seeing big demand but that could flip this year, according to the latest report from Colliers. In the fourth quarter, units absorbed hit 464, up from the 251 recorded in the previous three months. In addition, the figure is nearly nine-fold higher than the 54 posted in the final three months of 2023. Occupancy was up by 30 basis points to 94.4 percent in the fourth quarter compared with the previous three months.
Real Estate Industry Shifts Towards AI-Driven Success

1 month ago | globest.com | Natalie Dolce |Kristen Smithberg |Philippa Maister

LAS VEGAS—Real estate is evolving rapidly, and innovation has become crucial for success in the industry. This was the message from panelists at RETCON 2025 in Las Vegas, who emphasized that those who thrive in the future will be those who can best leverage technology and innovation to drive business and team success. Andrew Segal, Chairman & CEO of Boxer Property, stressed that adopting AI is no longer optional in today’s market.
Ambrose Raises $400M for Industrial Fund

1 month ago | globest.com | Kristen Smithberg |Natalie Dolce |Erik Sherman

Ambrose, a company focused on the industrial, logistics, and e-commerce real estate sector, has marked a milestone with the final close of its Ambrose Fund IV, LP. The fund secured $400 million in equity commitments, making it the largest in Ambrose's history. This achievement underscores the company's evolving investor base, which now includes a diverse array of public pension funds, such as the Indiana Public Retirement System, insurance companies, and family offices like Jordan Park.