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LAS VEGAS—If the broader real estate industry, beyond retail, is facing issues, they revolve more around inventory than they do anything happening in the economy or in Washington, DC. So says CCIM 2017 president Robin Webb, CCIM, in this exclusive video interview from RECon 2017.
LOS ANGELES—Construction lending is limited in today's market, especially for luxury builds, but the Four Seasons Private Residences project managed to secure major funding for its condo project.
LOS ANGELES—Market-rate developers have been calling for cities to reduce parking requirements, and now a new study from UCLA shows that low-income renters are also negatively impacted by parking—to the tune of $400 million a year.
NEW YORK CITY—A year-long probe by the New York State Attorney General's office found that Croman purchased buildings with rent-stabilized units and, immediately after purchase, began the process of displacing rent-stabilized tenants while simultaneously attempting to refinance the initial mortgage.
NEW YORK CITY—Brokerage firm Avison Young reports that it arranged a five-year, 12,000-square-foot lease for the personal injury litigation law firm at the 40-story building.
NEWPORT BEACH, CA—While the buyer pool for multifamily properties in Orange County remains diverse, buyers are becoming more aggressive in pursuing acquisition opportunities, M&M's Tyler Leeson tells GlobeSt.com.
CHICAGO—Priced out of downtown, new suburban renters don't just want affordability; they want access to trains and the same luxury features found in the city.