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Remaining Competitive in Infill Markets

Carrie Rossenfeld | August 18, 2017

Being aggressive, moving quickly and knowing the details behind what's driving values in a market are a few key traits to succeeding in this highly competitive arena, CapRock's Taylor Arnett tells GlobeSt.com.

Millennials See Benefits in Shopping Malls

Kelsi Maree Borland | August 18, 2017

There are some goods millennials will only buy online, but there are a handful of reasons why millennials are still heading to shopping malls.

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Cost-Burdened Renters: Not Who You Think

Paul Bubny | August 18, 2017

Millennials comprise the nation's largest renter population, and are at the beginning of their careers. Yet ABODO Apartments says that doesn't tell the whole story.

Garden Apartments Still Flying Off the Shelves in New Jersey

Steve Lubetkin | August 18, 2017

The 16-building, historically well-occupied complex posed an extremely rare acquisition opportunity within the Northern New Jersey metro.

RPA Proposes Massive Projects to Improve Trans-Hudson Commutation

John Jordan | August 18, 2017

The RPA recommended a phased 20-year infrastructure plan that begins with what it terms as the “first priority”—immediately beginning construction of the more than $20-billion Gateway project.

Robust Demand for West Coast Industrial Should Remain So

Lisa Brown | August 18, 2017

Westcore's latest industrial purchase in Stockton represents its fourth in the market in less than a year and the company remains bullish on the area, says Peter Mette in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.

Prospect for Future Home Demand is 'Hopeful'

Paul Bubny | August 18, 2017

“Even as Millennials continued to delay marriage and family formation and pursue higher education levels, the Homeownership Progress Index only declined moderately” year over year, says First American Financial's Mark Fleming.

Banks Pump Brakes on Multifamily Construction Funds

Lisa Brown | August 18, 2017

At the same time DFW is adding residents at a record pace and demand for new rental housing remains solid, lenders have had to adapt with structuring creative non-traditional financing solutions.

Units Aren't Keeping up with Household Creation

Lisa Brown | August 18, 2017

While the multifamily market might not be quite as sizzling as in the past few years, Farrell believes it remains solid and future prospects are not as gloomy as others have hinted, GlobeSt.com learns in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.

Hunt Mortgage Closes on First CLO

Paul Bubny | August 18, 2017

The lender's first-ever collateralized loan obligation will provide Hunt Mortgage Group with “a predictable and stable source of long-term non-recourse balance sheet financing,” says president James Flynn.

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Remaining Competitive in Infill Markets

Millennials See Benefits in Shopping Malls

Cost-Burdened Renters: Not Who You Think

Garden Apartments Still Flying Off the Shelves in New Jersey

RPA Proposes Massive Projects to Improve Trans-Hudson Commutation

Robust Demand for West Coast Industrial Should Remain So

Prospect for Future Home Demand is 'Hopeful'

Banks Pump Brakes on Multifamily Construction Funds

Units Aren't Keeping up with Household Creation

Hunt Mortgage Closes on First CLO

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