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DALLAS—One reason for the decrease among the youngest adult millennials, says Axiometrics, is their difficulty finding work, and so they either live with their parents or attend college.
SEATTLE—As consumers increasingly demand same-day deliveries, “The strongest demand and development will continue to be in the major markets,” Colliers' Dwight Hotchkiss tells GlobeSt.com.
NEW YORK CITY—The stock-and-cash acquisition of the Griffin-American Healthcare REIT II portfolio means “a high quality mix of diversified assets and stable, long-term cash flows,” says NRF's James Flaherty.
WASHINGTON, DC—“It remains a concerning issue that much of the world's most expensive and desirable real estate is built in locations that are vulnerable to the effects of climate change,” says ULI's Patrick L. Phillips.
PLANO, Tex.--Arbor Commercial Funding LLC (“Arbor”), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Arbor Commercial Mortgage LLC, and a national, direct commercial real estate lender, has announced the recent funding of 16 loans totaling $86,912,000, across the Western United States.
CALABASAS, CA—IPA first launched in 2010 to expand services for major investors in the multifamily sector. Now, this new retail division, which GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b> learns about, will be overseen by Bill Rose, VP and national director of Marcus & Millichap's retail division.
NEW YORK CITY—The firm is seeing interest from all types of tenants for this 150,000-square-foot space in what it describes as “DUMBO in a year or two,” GlobeSt.com has learned <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
PHOENIX—Old School O7, considered one of the most unique urban infill redevelopment projects in Phoenix, has sold. The 9,293-square-foot shopping center commanded a sale price of $6.1 million, or $656 per square foot, and a record low cap rate of 5.5 percent¬¬.
LOS ANGELES—In his most recent post, Ethan Penner looks at the differences in analyses between his Chinese and non-Chinese students at his USC business school course and asks to what extent do societal prejudices inform our interpretations of the economy.