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Corbion signs a lease within Genesis South Tower bringing it to full capacity, and the first phase of Oyster Point's development is underway, which will include an improved Bay Trail and additional public open space.
In order to present a consistent image that will also attract and retain talent, modern companies are turning to customized furniture that matches their brand, MASHstudios' Bernard Brucha tells GlobeSt.com.
Supply and demand are still heavily weighted in the landlord's favor and there's very little speculative construction in the pipeline, so this is likely just a temporary stall, C&W's Travis Ives tells GlobeSt.com.
Standard Communities' Scott Alter doesn't believe that Republican lawmakers set out to undercut affordable housing development and preservation, but he says that's what will happen if private activity bonds are eliminated.
“The location is considered to be the 'best of the best,' just two blocks from the PATH Station at the Hoboken Terminal,” says Brian Whitmer, Cushman & Wakefield executive director.
A high percentage of off-market for-sale-by-owner transactions means the traditional gatekeepers of real estate listings in the market lose some of their credibility as gatekeepers, ATTOM Data's Daren Blomquist tells GlobeSt.com.
Lodging Conference panelists said hurricanes will escalate prices and there is already an inordinate amount of hotel supply in Houston; also money is cheap, but some are waiting until the political uncertainty passes.