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IRVINE, CA—Understanding the needs and interests of today's housing buyers involves exploring what each group has experienced to shape their home-buying preferences, John Burns' Mollie Carmichael says in a recent webinar.
SEATTLE—The property was purchased in a joint venture between Weingarten Realty and Bouwinvest in which WRI will hold a 65.7% interest. Weingarten's investment is $43.5 million.
DUPONT, WA—As part of Security Properties' investment plan, the existing clubhouse will be repurposed to a leasing office, vinyl plank floors will be added to the ground floor units, and the phase one units will receive a light renovation.
CHICAGO—The vacancy rate increased slightly over the course of the year, but only because developers are finishing record amounts of big box distribution buildings.
WASHINGTON, DC—Cleveland has a construction labor problem while sales activity in New York City's co-op and condo market was fairly brisk. The Beige Book is always an interesting read.
WASHINGTON, DC—MAC Realty secured construction funding for a new mid-rise apartment building in Clarendon. Meanwhile, Maryland's Purple light rail project just took a big step forward.
ATLANTA— “Demand” may not be a strong enough word, but that doesn't mean challenges aren't looming for developers and investors tapping into this market.
IRVINE, CA—Employment is the driving factor behind the market's strength, and while much inventory is scheduled to deliver over the next few years, the local economy is strong enough to absorb it, Ten-X's Rick Sharga tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.