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In this EXCLUSIVE, CCIM's Conway discusses assessing communities' needs for reuse especially in areas with land scarcity in conjunction with his report, "Adaptive Reuse: Turning Blight into Bright".
The local job market and Seattle's appeal to Millennials are the two pillars that will continue to support the extraordinary demand for rental housing in one of the most active US multifamily markets.
The Phoenix market was among the hardest hit during the recession, but the retail market has finally returned to pre-recession activity—and it is a good sign of the future.
If you add back the Toys R Us layoffs, the employment report was pretty much on target, and the prior months adjustments up made it even better than we thought.
Seattle's tech boom shows no signs of slowing down, with companies buying entire blocks of space amid very low cap rates, yet housing is not keeping up with demand, says H. Pike Oliver of Urbanexus.
Among the nation's largest metros, Houston ranks first nationally when it comes to the net change in renters with children–an increase of 107,000 households between 2006 and 2016, a surge of 41%.
Los Angeles has the fastest growing tech labor force in the country, up 12.3% in the last two years, while Orange County's tech labor force grew by 10.6% in two years.