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IRVINE, CA—For homeowners and investors alike, “many of the cities showing the greatest potential were among those hardest hit during the Great Recession,” says Ten-X's Rick Sharga.
IRVINE, CA—Many believe that with the change of administration there's been an inning reset, but until the legislative outlook is better understood, lenders will continue to proceed with caution, Walker & Dunlop's Mark Strauss and Rob Quarton tell GlobeSt.com.
ZANESVILLE, OH—Although many consider enclosed malls a thing of the past, in many secondary and tertiary markets, these properties are still lively centers of activity.
WASHINGTON, DC--But some developers are starting to hang back waiting to see where interest rates and construction costs will shake out, Marcus & Millichap's Grant Fitzgerald tells GlobeSt.com.
MIAMI—Will the lending market slow in Florida this year? Will new sources of capital pick up where traditional lenders aren't willing to step in at this stage of the cycle?
SAN DIEGO—The recent 805 carpool interchange has increased the flow of traffic through that historic bottleneck, but more will need to be done in the future to reduce congestion on San Diego's much-travelled freeways, JLL's Misty Moore tells GlobeSt.com.