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SAN DIEGO—The submarket's central location, proximity to job centers and services and predominance of lower-density housing, in addition to reduced competition, are drawing buyers, CBRE's Jim Neil tells GlobeSt.com.
SAN DIEGO—A panel of experts at the 2017 NMHC Apartment Strategies Outlook Conference discuss what they focus on in order to achieve the proforma returns they thought they were going to get on a property.
NEW YORK CITY—Volume declined for the first time after a six-year surge, yet the average price per square foot of properties increased across all asset types.
HOUSTON—Absorption of rail-served buildings spiked, resulting from a variety of factors such as the growth of the plastics industry in the southeast and expansion of the Bayport Container Terminal of the Port of Houston.
WESTLAKE, TX—The Solana campus is one of those destination sites that has amenities for both on and off the clock, with a recently completed $70 million renovation of its 1.2 million square feet of class-A office space.
DALLAS—The securitization backed by some of Invitation Homes' 48,431 single-family properties will be guaranteed by Fannie Mae and will occur after the Blackstone unit completes its upcoming IPO.
NEW YORK CITY—Honest Buildings CEO Riggs Kubiak cites the advantages of allowing asset managers and their teams “access to business intelligence on a project, building or portfolio basis in seconds.”
LOS ANGELES—Sares Regis scoops one of the few remaining industrial development land sites available, highlighting the shrinking land supply in the North Valley market.