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As Austin continues its vast appeal, Carey Gunn Venditti of DLA Piper shares insights on the allure of Austin beyond the traditional view of a university town/state capital in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.

Unlike other economic development programs, the incentive is not limited to real estate investments, rather businesses that intend to deploy capital and operate in Opportunity Zones can benefit from this incentive.

In this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>, Brad Reisinger, LMC's division president of the Pacific Northwest, discusses techniques for partnering with neighborhoods rather than creating a divide from the start.

In this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>, Jonathan Geanakos, president of JLL Capital Markets/Americas, tells aspiring real estate pros that they are in for an exciting and rewarding ride despite the current choppy economy.

Port Aransas is seizing an opportunity after Harvey to manage growth while retaining its mom and pop feel in what is the closest beach to San Antonio and Austin, which is drivable from many parts of Texas.

The Puget Sound area has many large corporations driving growth such as Boeing, Microsoft, Amazon, Starbucks and Costco, leading to construction of all building types.

Speculative development is much less prevalent today than in past boom times–with many of Dallas/Fort Worth's large office and industrial projects significantly leased up prior to construction.

The current expansion period is the second-longest post-war boom period on record and may become the longest, which would indicate that the cycle may be close to a peak.