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TARRYTOWN, NY—Buffalo's economic drivers have totally transformed themselves from what they were in the '70s, '80s and '90s, making this part of New York State much more forward-thinking, DLC's Daniel Taub tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
SAN DIEGO—With a projected population growth in this region of 30% by the year 2050, reducing congestion on our streets and solving parking issues are paramount and vital to CRE health, say speakers at CREW San Diego's recent lunch event.
OAK BROOK, IL—There's a real estate guy as the nation's chief executive. But don't assume the best for 1031's ultimate outcome. So says Inland Acquisitions' Mark Cosenza.
CHICAGO—Although some are apprehensive about possible changes to US healthcare, patient demand for certain facilities, such as dialysis, is expected to increase.
WASHINGTON, DC--The chief property at 3900 Wisconsin Ave., was acquired by a joint venture between Roadside Development and North America Sekisui House, or NASH.
RICHARDSON, TX—RealPage chief economist Greg Willett tells GlobeSt.com what's driving the stratification, and how apartment rent growth is likely to progress in the next year or two.