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HOUSTON—The “missing mile” provides an important alternative route to the Katy Freeway and the new segment opens up public transportation options for those who work and live in the Energy Corridor.
DALLAS—Trinity Green is a 25-acre residential district and at full build out, the $250 million development will include 1,500 residential units and a 1-acre central park.
NEW YORK CITY—The continuing failure of peak-vintage securitizations to pay off via refinancing was cited by both Fitch Ratings and Trepp in explaining March's uptick in delinquencies.
NEW YORK CITY—Four players in the space, who spoke Thursday during a panel discussion at the RealShare Net Lease conference, are seeing causes for optimism, despite a lackluster start to the year.
LOS ANGELES—Coal is up 25% this year, but Anthony Hatch of ABH Consulting calls that “Trump luck” at the annual Pulse of the Ports conference last week.
LOS ANGELES—Both CBRE and Cushman & Wakefield cite increases in office supply, although “most US markets remain fundamentally healthy,” says Cushman & Wakefield's Kevin Thorpe.