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CrowdStreet Inc. launched a diversified investment fund through CrowdStreet Advisors LLC, which will focus on new development/redevelopment in small and mid-market US opportunity zone areas with growth potential.
In this EXCLUSIVE, Skanska's Dennis Yung says the biggest challenge is the decline in and age of the skilled workforce with fewer young professionals entering the construction industry.
Local brewers have followed a similar template to tested models, and as a result, provided desirable social settings in DFW, which will likely increase due to the passage of House Bill 1545.
In our pre-event coverage of GlobeSt.com's ADAPT awards, we took a closer look at adaptive reuse projects across the country. The winner for the best innovative reuse of abandoned space is The Irvine.
Rittenhouse Realty is marketing the property as a development opportunity to build 208 apartments (147,070 square feet) above the garage, which will be master leased to Sonder Inc.
In an EXCLUSIVE interview with Philip D. Voorhees, vice chairman of CBRE National Retail Partners-West, we learn why retail is currently out of favor with the institutional cohort and some good advice for today's CRE investor.
"Furthermore, we expect to be able to take advantage of our heavy lease expiration cadence over the next couple of years, to close underperforming stores or relocate stores to improve sales and profitability on a per-store basis," the shareholder letter states.
"No matter what level of cost of homes are built, more housing flooding the market will allow rents/mortgages to come down and more residents will have access to housing."