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“These conversations are coming up in every single discussion we have with developer clients,” says David Sheldon of Retail Design Collective about the need to renovate retail properties.
The institutional-fund manager acquires Surf at 39, a 400-unit, coastal-infill multifamily asset here, and intends to upgrade units to meet tenant needs but keep it as a workforce-housing community.
With options for large blocks being few amid increasing demand in San Diego and class-B making up the bulk of absorption in Orange County, tenants seeking this space might have some trouble finding it.
Senior vice president Robert Squires marketed the portfolio on an exclusive basis for a family partnership that built and owned the properties for 60 years.
In an <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>, John Pollock, Meridian CEO, recently discussed the demand for healthcare, locations of choice for developers and the outlook for medical real estate going into 2018.
There were approximately 210,525 square feet of new leases and renewals executed in the three counties surveyed (Burlington, Camden and Gloucester), about half the total compared with the previous quarter.
“Over the longer term, REITs have been a remarkably consistent investment, delivering solid long-term performance and consistent income,” says Nareit's Steven A. Wechsler.
Although valuable CRE technology is readily available, change management to transform organizations and processes can be a challenge, writes Dealpath's Mike Sroka in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> commentary.