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PORTLAND, OR—Commercial real estate drowdfunding enables sponsors to raise funds and manage investors on their own private marketplace powered by CrowdStreet.
NEW YORK CITY—Located in the same building, the pair of assets will become both retail and residential units, spotlighting this wrap-up of recent deals.
INDIANAPOLIS—Several large specs have remained vacant as owners seek out tenants that can occupy whole buildings, but an active build-to-suit market has kept absorption high.
KANSAS CITY—The company developed SubTropolis, the mammoth underground space that has become popular with e-commerce companies, automotive suppliers and government agencies.
NEW YORK CITY—“It really was the weather,” writes Cushman & Wakefield's Ken McCarthy, noting that otherwise, all of the factors for a stronger Q1 were in place.
CHICAGO—Greystone, a New York-based company, has hired Steve Cho as a Chicago-based managing director to help take advantage of the new CMBS transaction opportunities in central states.
IRVINE, CA—In Quarter 1, there was a 6.5% quarter-over-quarter growth in investors planning to buy and flip properties according to Auction.com Real Estate Investor Activity Report.