Features

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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