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“The renovations will modernize the facility, and the renewable energy solar project will reduce the carbon footprint while converting the property into a sustainable facility,” says Sky Management's Alex Dembitzer.

The entrepreneurial nature of family offices, private-equity groups and high-net-worth individuals makes them less risk averse than institutional investors, but value-add retail opportunities are now few and far between, CBRE's Arthur Flores tells GlobeSt.com.

Looking ahead to the holiday season, filled centers have the potential to provide the strongest consumer spending in years, as occupancy remains steadfast at all-time highs, reaching 94.6% in third quarter.

While overall jobs, unemployment and population growth figures in San Antonio remain strong, projected negative absorption and a steady pipeline of new supply paint a bleaker picture, says Ten-X.

Craft breweries are exploding in Los Angeles retail, generating $90 million in revenue last year alone, according to a report from JLL.

Following strong leasing activity in 2015 and 2016, office leasing in West L.A. has normalized, with dropping long-term absorption numbers and declining sales volume.

The New York State Association of Realtors reports a 3.1% decline in homes sales in the third quarter compared to last year but overall strength in the market.

“These changing perceptions, combined with rising rents and tightening supply of affordable housing, are likely to fuel continued multifamily market growth in the years ahead."