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In this EXCLUSIVE, Ari Rastegar shares the trends relevant to two particular real estate sectors, multifamily and self storage, which he says are desirable in today's market for a couple of reasons.
Retailing in the digital age transformed itself to compete with the likes of Amazon, but as a result, this industry is better prepared to perform during the current health crisis without even realizing it.
This is the last full week of International Women's History Month so it seems appropriate to take a breather and shed a little light on women in CRE who have forged new paths and inspired colleagues in the process.
As East Austin continues to mature and expand, The Block Yard positions tenants and residents to take advantage of a walkable location near key employment and entertainment hubs.
Lynd Acquisitions Group recently acquired a portfolio of three garden-style apartment communities in Texas valued in excess of $150 million with plans to sink $20 million into renovations.
Northline is being developed by Northline Leander Development Company in partnership with the city of Leander, which has committed $15 million in direct funding toward roads and infrastructure.
Trendmaker Homes Austin's growth plans look to capitalize on a metro that ranked number one for overall real estate prospects, number six for homebuilding prospects and number one in job growth.
Construction is underway on the Zoey, a $59 million multifamily development which marks The Michaels Organization's first entrance into the Austin market, one of the fastest-growing cities in the country.
Demand for real estate investments remains high, with multiple sources of active capital, but cross-border investment is likely to slow in the short term and the scope will depend on how the disease evolves.
ACC collaborated with Seattle's Urban Artworks to recreate Daniel Johnston's infamous "Jeremiah the Innocent" Austin mural as a permanent exterior installation at the University of Washington.