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There's demand for apartments here but land use restrictions and a shortage of utility infrastructure make it challenging to build, resulting in few new multifamily communities on the ground or in the pipeline.
With an acquisition strategy that includes downtown Portland, PCCP recently paid $96.5 million for the nearly fully leased asset, Park Square, with a favorable mix of cash flow and credit tenancy.
TD Bank's regional director of commercial real estate finance in New York talks to GlobeSt.com about co-working, luxury condominiums and the continued rise of tech companies.
Despite significant real estate investment over the last decade, many cities both big and small are still missing inviting and energized spaces where people choose to spend time outside of home and work.
Construction-to-permanent financing of $93 million was recently secured for One De Haro, a four-story 60-foot tall building with two-thirds office and one-third light industrial uses totaling 133,427 square feet.
Fueled by increasing affordability challenges and an expanding demographic of renters, coliving's expansion has passed the early stages and it is a fully fledged niche asset class in cities such as Dallas.
Buildings now compete differently than they have before, says Linda Aronson, JLL's regional manager for property management for the New York Tri-State market