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Developers Target Katy and Spring with New Deliveries

Lisa Brown | January 13, 2020

Developers are poised to bring about 16,900 deliveries throughout the year, mostly in the Katy and Spring/Tomball markets, thanks to proximity to important transit routes such as Interstate 10 and Grand Parkway.

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First Development for Team Goes Big in University Park

Lisa Brown | January 13, 2020

The Troubadour will be the first development for Mac McElwrath and Chris Sipes' Wayfinder, which focuses on high-growth areas with access to major employment centers and entertainment amenities.

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The Rise of Agrihood Communities

Kelsi Maree Borland | January 13, 2020

Master plan developers are seeing increasing demand for agrihood communities, where residents can grow their own food in community gardens.

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ElmTree Funds Recaps Net Lease Portfolio in $900M Deal

Erika Morphy | January 13, 2020

ElmTree is also finding the cold storage space to be "very intriguing."

Final Days to Nominate Your Company for CRE's Best Places to Work

Ingrid Tunberg | January 13, 2020

We are seeking the industry's top workplaces. Submit a worthy CRE firm before the February 28th deadline!

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Marcus-John Corcoran JV Acquire Two Apartment Properties for $35.8M

John Jordan | January 13, 2020

Boston-based Marcus and John M. Corcoran and Company of Braintree, MA have purchased 1943 Dorchester Ave. in Dorchester and 4236 Washington St. in Roslindale.

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University Biomed Center Trades to 1031 Buyer

Erika Morphy | January 13, 2020

"We took a more calculated, strategic approach with investors and did not go far and wide due to some sensitivities with the seller."

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Stricter Rules on Facade Conditions Emerge as Top Landlord Concern

Mariah Brown | January 13, 2020

Inspection requirements and penalties for building exteriors in New York City could grow stricter and cost big fines for property owners under an update to Local Law 11 beginning this February, which requires hands-on inspections of all facades for buildings six stories or taller.

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Building a Miami for Everyone

Erika Morphy | January 13, 2020

On Dec. 4, the Miami Planning and Zoning Appeals Board (PZAB) voted 8-1 to recommend repealing special area plans (SAPs) from Miami 21's zoning code.

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Greystone Bulks Special Servicing Platform, Acquiring C-III Asset Management

Mariah Brown | January 13, 2020

Greystone, a commercial real estate lending, investment, and advisory firm, has bulked up its special servicing capabilities, acquiring Dallas-based C-III Asset Management, a special servicer with a $20.7 billion servicing portfolio.

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Developers Target Katy and Spring with New Deliveries

First Development for Team Goes Big in University Park

The Rise of Agrihood Communities

ElmTree Funds Recaps Net Lease Portfolio in $900M Deal

Final Days to Nominate Your Company for CRE's Best Places to Work

Marcus-John Corcoran JV Acquire Two Apartment Properties for $35.8M

University Biomed Center Trades to 1031 Buyer

Stricter Rules on Facade Conditions Emerge as Top Landlord Concern

Building a Miami for Everyone

Greystone Bulks Special Servicing Platform, Acquiring C-III Asset Management

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