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Old Economic Rules Failing a New World Order

Joel Ross | July 20, 2016

Reality is there is no longer any of the old rules of the economics and finance that apply.

Arlington Creates CDA to Fund Ballston Quarter Infrastructure

Erika Morphy | July 20, 2016

ARLINGTON, VA-As part of its agreement with Forest City, the county promised to fund up to $55 million in public improvements.

Suburban Class A in Demand, but Class B Suffers

Brian J. Rogal | July 20, 2016

CHICAGO—Meanwhile, JLL also notes that local capital markets remain challenged.

Bruce Ford: Bullish With a Little Caution Mixed In

Jennifer LeClaire | July 20, 2016

MIAMI—“The caution comes from two things…”

Mixed-Use Developments Coming to University Towns

Brian J. Rogal | July 20, 2016

CHICAGO, IOWA CITY, IA—University towns tend to have dated hospitality product, and CA Ventures plans to build a 575K mixed-use project in Iowa City, including a new Hyatt.

In Apt. Deliveries, It's Class A All the Way

Paul Bubny | July 20, 2016

ATLANTA—Or almost all the way. Colliers International's Will Matthews tells GlobeSt.com why class A represents more than 80% of new multifamily product in the nation's top 10 MSAs, and what this means for rents.