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SAN DIEGO—“The elevator pitch is everything,” agreed speakers at the Crittenden National Real Estate Conference here on Monday, when discussing what an operator should keep in mind when approaching a potential equity partner.
CHICAGO—The new office towers won't do too much to upset the current state of the market, since supply and demand will remain closely matched, and demand won't receive a significant boost until the metro area can attract companies new to the region.
ORLANDO—Most Millennials are still flocking to multifamily communities. But the reasons may be different than you think—and all Millennials aren't in the multifamily mindset.
MIAMI—“Lenders are beginning to show a bit of caution as the market figures itself out, but banks continue to invest in assets with strong financial metrics led by developers with a proven ability to execute.”
SAN DIEGO—Destroying obsolete buildings to develop new, sleek, sophisticated and efficient ones is where this sector's growth will come from, Lee & Co.'s Jeff Rinkov tells Carrie Rossenfeld in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> interview during SIOR's Spring Conference here.
WASHINGTON, DC—JLL says that diversification of the regional tenant base is taking hold across the Washington DC area, with the technology sector emerging as a primary driver of office demand and employment growth.
LOS ANGELES—Sublease space is up 10.7% from last year, and with rents continuing to rise, this could be signaling a change in the market, Forrest Blake and J.C. Casillas of NAI Capital says in this EXCLUSIVE interview.