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While year-to-date deal activity across all the top markets diminished amid the COVID-19 crisis, Dallas simply dropped less than other heavyweight markets such as Manhattan and Los Angeles.
Even with some challenges, companies may find that market conditions and availability of sublease space could provide opportunities to elevate and explore future options at a reduced overall investment.
At a sale price of $275 million, Cupertino-based developer Hunter Properties recently disposed of Phase I of Coleman Highline, a 1.75 million-square-foot mixed-use campus.
In this EXCLUSIVE video interview, Stan Johnson Company's Shan Gastineau and Jeff Tracy explain why users big and small are finding opportunities in sale-leaseback deals.
The industry is at a breaking point—many have burned through their reserves and cannot continue to bear the financial burden of housing the nation's renters alone, says NAA's Bob Pinnegar.