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Ten-X: It's Time to Sell in Suburban Maryland

Erika Morphy | February 09, 2017

WASHINGTON, DC--Suburban Maryland's office market has been mired in a prolonged slump, according to its latest US Office Market Outlook.

CushWake Posts Record-Breaking Multifamily Sale

Jennifer LeClaire | February 09, 2017

MIAMI—“The Viera market is flourishing and investors and developers have taken notice.”

What Could Cause Apt. REITs to Be More Active?

Carrie Rossenfeld | February 09, 2017

NEWPORT BEACH, CA—If the GSEs were to pull back or exit the multifamily-lending space, REITs could see their cost-of-capital advantage grow, an incentive for them to increase their participation, Green Street's Conor Wagner says in a recent webinar.

Endurance and Thackeray Acquiring 305K SF Mount Laurel, NJ Industrial

Steve Lubetkin | February 09, 2017

MOUNT LAUREL, NJ—Situated on 43.48 acres, the building is located within the 1.45 million-square-foot, master-planned Bishops Gate Corporate Center at the intersection of Route 38 and Interstate 295 (near the New Jersey Turnpike), which provides access to central and northern New Jersey.

NAIOP San Diego's Main Issues for 2017

Carrie Rossenfeld | February 09, 2017

SAN DIEGO—The chapter will concentrate on reaching out to newly elected public officials, identifying and supporting alternative funding sources for affordable housing and streamlining the government development approval process, among other things, Dennis Visser tells GlobeSt.com.

The Year of the Domestic Buyer in Hotel

Paul Bubny | February 09, 2017

CHICAGO—Lodging REITs have bought an average of $4 billion in US assets per annum, “indicating the amount of buying power they could hold this year,” says JLL.

Visitacion Valley to Get Mixed-Income Housing

Lisa Brown | February 09, 2017

SAN FRANCISCO—The chronically underserviced Sunnydale neighborhood is on the cusp of a long-awaited rejuvenation following a board of supervisors' vote authorizing the phased redevelopment of a public housing site.

Real Estate Lawyers Call for Uniformity in Finance Law

Kelsi Maree Borland | February 09, 2017

LOS ANGELES—A new UCLA economic letter highlights the hyper-local nature of real estate finance law and the need for more uniformity across state lines.

Global Medical REIT Closes on $103M in Healthcare Facilities

Erika Morphy | February 09, 2017

BETHESDA, MD--Ever since its IPO last year, the REIT has been on a tear to build up a sizeable portfolio.

NYBC: Construction Costs Remain Highest in NYC

Rayna Katz | February 09, 2017

NEW YORK CITY—A new analysis shows increases last year that were more in line with the nation yet still higher than other markets, and expected sharp upticks throughout 2017.

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