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Tenants and Investors Finding Great Suburban Opportunities

Brian J. Rogal | October 17, 2018

Vacancy rates have stopped falling, and rents have flatlined, but landlords are boosting concessions and adding amenities.

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East Loop Amenities Now a Draw

Brian J. Rogal | October 17, 2018

And with cheaper rents, along with new amenities, buildings in the east can better compete with the West Loop.

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South Florida Hotel Market Goes High And Low

David Wilkening | October 17, 2018

New hotels range from $20-a-night hostel to luxury Waldorf with a condo component.

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Practice Makes Perfect For C&W

David Wilkening | October 17, 2018

The Cushman & Wakefield team reports repeated office sale in South Florida sees 60% rent growth and increased confidence in suburban offerings.

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Bay Area Housing Finally Posts Gains

Lisa Brown | October 17, 2018

After years of recording lagging supply, the Bay Area is possibly beginning to catch up; San Jose had the biggest increase in new listings of the 45 major US metro areas included in the latest realtor.com report.

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E-Commerce Users Gravitate to Large Blocks

Lisa Brown | October 16, 2018

E-commerce tenants are a driving factor for positive absorption in all DFW submarkets, particularly those where last-mile distributors covet central locations as exemplified in the acquired Pinnacle asset.

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Kaufman County Continues to Reel in Residents

Lisa Brown | October 16, 2018

Studies by the Texas State Data Center predict continued rapid land development and population growth for the Dallas area in general and for Kaufman County in particular during the coming decades.

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Developer to Begin Construction on Boutique Hotel High-Rise in 2019

John Jordan | October 16, 2018

Hudson Group secured approvals from the Boston Planning & Development Agency Board of Directors last week for 150 Kneeland St., a 21-story, 230-room hotel.

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Retailers Retool for the E-Commerce Era

Brian J. Rogal | October 16, 2018

“This is more of a retail evolution than a retail apocalypse," says Anthony Campagni of the newly-formed A▪R▪C Real Estate Group.

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NKF Brokers Two Industrial Deals in a Market That Finally May be Slowing

David Wilkening | October 16, 2018

Class A properties selling for low to mid-$90s per square foot are particularly in demand in a market where demand has outpaced supply for four years.

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Condo Deconversions Have Room to Run

Brian J. Rogal | October 16, 2018

The city is only two years into a trend that is the reversal of a nine-year trend.

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Making the Case for High-Performance Buildings

Lisa Brown | October 16, 2018

Companies know that to attract and retain top talent, a workplace aligned with boosting occupant wellness is required and in turn, produces significant positive impacts on a company’s bottom line.

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Seattle Trajectory Bodes Well for Multifamily

Lisa Brown | October 16, 2018

As the Seattle economy continues to expand, the demographics in Renton are strong and improving, with a low 3.61% unemployment rate, average income of $77,305 and high-paying employers.

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High-End Construction Is Booming in the Southwest

Lisa Brown | October 15, 2018

At the city level, Dallas and Fort Worth are two of the six cities that had nothing but high-end apartments in 2017, and all new apartments are luxury-grade in the first half of 2018.

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Affordable Homes Anywhere? How About Miami?

David Wilkening | October 15, 2018

X Social Communities’ pioneering luxury project offers many benefits of downtown life at more moderate prices with a combination of furnishing options, amenities, technology and social events

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Necessity Centers Cover Wide Berth, Attract Investors

Lisa Brown | October 15, 2018

Necessity and value-focused shopping centers, even in tertiary market areas, continue to perform well, such as Triangle Center, the one-stop location for Longview, WA residents and the overall trade area.

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Missing Middle Housing Needs to Take Into Account Changing Household Demographics

Steve Lubetkin | October 15, 2018

Gaining community support for a broad increase in missing middle housing means developers and architects need to be able to discuss this kind of housing with government officials and others more effectively.

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Investment Prospects for Chicago and Midwest Improve

Brian J. Rogal | October 15, 2018

The region has strengthened economically, but remains far more affordable to investors.

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Former Industrial Sites Helping Satisfy Urban Housing Demand

Brian J. Rogal | October 15, 2018

An increasing number of people want to live in urban neighborhoods, and former industrial sites can supply the necessary land.

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Affordable Housing Also Looks to Quality of Life

Lisa Brown | October 14, 2018

Avenue has been recognized by ULI for two affordable communities in its development portfolio–Avenue Place, a 95-unit single-family subdivision, and Avenue Terrace, a 192-unit multifamily complex.

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Tony Hayden, Leader in Philadelphia CRE Community, Dies at 74

Steve Lubetkin | October 12, 2018

Hayden was a legendary figure in the industry for his charismatic storytelling ability, his proudly old-school work ethic and values, his generous mentorship and wise advice to the countless young people who sought it, and his bottomless loyalty to family and friends.

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Whopper of a Deal

David Wilkening | October 12, 2018

SRS completes sale of three Burger Kings in Central Florida for record-breaking prices.

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It’s Not Uncle Walt Who Is Building All Those Vacation Homes

David Wilkening | October 12, 2018

The expansion of a luxury vacation home community near Walt Disney World shows continuing strong foreign interest in short-term rental property.

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Midwest Manufacturing Centers Also Doing Well

Brian J. Rogal | October 12, 2018

Today's industrial sector isn't all about distribution.

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What Benefits do Agile Workspaces Provide?

Lisa Brown | October 12, 2018

An agile workplace is one that successfully balances the people, places and processes of an organization, and one relatively new agile workspace provider to the scene is rapidly expanding Knotel.

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Sought-After Investor Market Results in New Concepts

Lisa Brown | October 11, 2018

The price of oil is stabilizing, which is favorable for all sectors, but especially the office sector as businesses gain confidence and start to expand again; properties with no Harvey damage are most desirable.

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Renewed Strength in Metro Detroit’s Office Market

Brian J. Rogal | October 11, 2018

After several years of redeveloping older, underutilized buildings, new construction has begun.

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Washington, DC Bears The Brunt Of Most GSA Lease Downsizing

Kurt Stout | October 11, 2018

Downsizing has been felt in markets across the United States, but it is particularly acute in the National Capital Region.

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Bay Area Multifamily Completions Inch Forward

Lisa Brown | October 11, 2018

With job growth comes housing demand and this disparity underscores the fact that regardless of the need for housing that comes with job production, a market can’t absorb product that isn’t there.

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Office Tenants Demand Walkable Sites and Transit Access

Lisa Brown | October 11, 2018

Office tenants and employees are seeking extremely walkable locations with direct access to transit and amenities, and MODA Tower is precisely aligned with these proximity demands.

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Dranoff Proves His Instincts for Locations, Opens One Theater Square Luxury Multifamily in Newark

Steve Lubetkin | October 11, 2018

"It’s a carefully calculated risk," Dranoff told GlobeSt.com in 2016. "It’s just a bullseye location, you just can’t get a better location."

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Multifamily Buyers Fight Over Value Assets

Lisa Brown | October 10, 2018

Institutionally capitalized groups and private syndicators are fighting over value-add multifamily assets within a day’s drive of a major Texas metro.

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The Search For Industrial Space

David Wilkening | October 10, 2018

“The demand for industrial in Northeast Florida has never been higher.”

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More Tech Jobs in Bay Area Than Anywhere Else

Lisa Brown | October 10, 2018

Silicon Valley companies continue to evolve as technology becomes more ubiquitous in everyday life and breakthrough products produced here in the land of innovation are used daily across the globe.

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Mobile Homes Step in Where Affordability is Critical

Lisa Brown | October 09, 2018

It seems that no area of the country is immune to the lack of affordable housing, which could also be said of Santa Fe, but one viable option is manufactured housing.

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Where Do Most Millennials Live?

Lisa Brown | October 08, 2018

RENTCafe crunched the most recent US Census population estimates and ranked ZIP codes in the 30 biggest US cities and as expected, downtowns and areas near downtowns are favorites for Millennials.

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HACA Uses Tax Credits for Public Housing Project

Lisa Brown | October 08, 2018

Pathways at Goodrich Place is being redeveloped as part of HUD’s Rental Assistance Demonstration, a federal initiative to improve the quality and availability of federally assisted housing.

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VC Cash and Startups are Behind Portland Tech

Lisa Brown | October 08, 2018

While Portland has experienced in-migration from other markets, the MSA’s future isn’t necessarily all about the big players but rather the boom of startups as Portland is known for growing local business.

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Rapid Growth Puts Pressure on Filling Multifamily Demand

Lisa Brown | October 07, 2018

As of now, 55,000 units are set to deliver between the last half of this year and 2021, and while new units are being added across the metroplex, the lion’s share are in Dallas and to the north-central suburbs.

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Public Support Grows for Affordable Housing

Lisa Brown | October 05, 2018

Public understanding and support of housing measures have risen dramatically and the state legislature continues to work on easing the process to build affordable housing, says the incoming Palo Alto Housing president/CEO.

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Atlanta Beltline Redevelopment Opportunities 'Endless,' says Angel Oak's Ben Easterlin

Steve Lubetkin | October 05, 2018

Speaking of the Atlanta economy, Angel Oak Capital's Ben Easterlin says, "Right now, we're not seeing any cracks in the egg."

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Jay Kislak, Business Leader and Philanthropist, Dies at 96

Steve Lubetkin | October 05, 2018

“Jay Kislak was a leader and innovator in business and philanthropy," says Tom Bartelmo, president and CEO, The Kislak Organization. "He saw attributes in people and opportunities in life that many people did not see. "

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Retail Outlook Starting to Brighten

Brian J. Rogal | October 05, 2018

Vacancy has fallen, new development remains disciplined, and out-of-state investors want to buy in Chicago.

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Central US Industrial Hubs Take Off

Brian J. Rogal | October 05, 2018

All sectors of the industrial sector, including distribution and manufacturing, are exhibiting real strength in the metro area.

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Marriott in Walking Distance to Area’s HQs

Lisa Brown | October 04, 2018

Houston CityPlace Marriott at Springwoods Village is located at 1200 Lake Plaza Dr. next to the CityPlace Plaza at the eastern end of CityPlace, a 60-acre mixed-use district in Springwoods Village.

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Bouldin Area Projects Skyrocketing Resident Influx

Lisa Brown | October 04, 2018

The population in a 1-mile radius of a new mixed-use development at 1600 S. 1st has skyrocketed by 27% in less than 10 years, and growth is expected to continue at a similar rate for years to come.

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Industrial Construction Starts Increase Dramatically

Brian J. Rogal | October 04, 2018

Demand continues to outpace the the new supply of speculative space.

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Hip Hayes Valley Mixed-Use Asset Scores Funding

Lisa Brown | October 04, 2018

Financing was secured for a mixed-use circa-1909 building in a well-located urban core position on Franklin Street in the revitalized Hayes Valley.

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Go-To Center Grabs Attention for Value-Add

Lisa Brown | October 04, 2018

The trade area surrounding the 296,952-square-foot open-air Gresham Station has experienced population growth of nearly 30% and continues to be one of the fastest-growing pockets in the Portland MSA.

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Rents and Demand are on Rising Trajectory in Midland

Lisa Brown | October 03, 2018

Energy prices have displayed a stable trading range between $40 and $50 a barrel, resulting in the Midland economy to respond in kind, specifically, with strong fundamentals in the multifamily sector.

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