Multifamily

The Washington, DC-based real estate firm also announced its first tenants at the multi-building property including a deal with restaurant Texas Roadhouse and Sheetz, a convenience store and gasoline station, and a 20,000-square-foot health club.

In an exclusive audio interview, Avison Young's Philadelphia market leader David Fahey looks at some of the trends driving CRE investment in the City of Brotherly Love in 2019.

Following a decade of litigation, Crown Realty & Development acquires nearly 97 acres of land in Phoenix's Desert Ridge with plans to develop a new urban core.

Among some of the other major retail tenants at the development include Whole Foods Market, which will be opening a 69,000-square-foot location at the property. The location will be its largest in the DC Metro.

A first-of-its-kind “mixed-use” development expands a public library and tops it with 100% affordable residential units.

Surging single-family home prices in Orange County will continue to fuel strong multifamily demand and rent growth in 2019.

TOD projects with mixed-use elements are increasingly desirable in urban in-fill markets, particularly in the traffic-congested Bay Area, where rush hour can easily double car commute times.

The $300 million, ultra-luxury mixed use tower will include condominium residences, and long- and short-term residences with separate lobbies and entrances.