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MIAMI—“ We're seeing a lot of construction of large apartment projects that will demand higher rental rates and will need to operate with low vacancy rates to be successful.”
McLEAN, VA--The KT certificate gives privately-held investors a chance to invest in the risk prior to the multifamily mortgages being securitized in a K-Deal.
NEW YORK CITY—Led by three principals, the school's newly created Urban Lab will collaborate with industry investors and developers, city officials and NYU faculty and students.
SAN FRANCISCO—The First Street Tower will be the second tallest building in San Francisco at 910 feet after completion, with 109 residences and approximately 1.1 million square feet of office space.
SHORT HILLS, NJ—“In 2016, the US economy saw moderate growth that was strong enough to fill our space and encourage investor demand for our products,” says Colliers International chief economist Andrew Nelson. “It was not so strong as to overheat markets and encourage a lot of speculative construction that would ultimately undermine the recovery.”
IRVINE, CA—Just a few years ago, it was virtually impossible to find a hotel construction lender; that has completely changed, which is why so many more projects are getting built, Atlas's Alan Reay tells GlobeSt.com.
SAN DIEGO—South County remains one of the only places in San Diego County where a large, master-planned community can be introduced, and it offers more-affordable product relative to the northern half of the county, Meyers' Adam McAbee tells GlobeSt.com.