Today’s CRE Scoops – December 6, 2019
WeWork's woes aside, the coworking industry will continue to gain traction as tenants push for more flexibility in their use of office space... but...
Today’s 7 CRE Scoops – June 12, 2017
Public sector investors will increase their allocations in real estate and infrastructure, but reduce exposure to government bonds, according to an annual survey by...
Today’s CRE Scoops – December 11, 2019
The Canadian office market tightened in 2019 and a repeat performance is expected next year, according to a recent report by Canadian investment firm...
Today’s 7 CRE Scoops – June 23, 2017
Developers and city planners are already digesting what a future of Uber-style ride-hailing and driverless cars means for building and land-use decisions. Examples of...
Today’s 7 CRE Scoops – June 22, 2017
Developers in Tampa Bay, Florida, are honing in on buildings that show functional obsolescence, razing these properties to rebuild real estate that answers new...
Today’s 7 CRE Scoops – June 28, 2017
Newtown, Mass.-based Government Properties Income Trust (GOV), which specializes in leasing assets out to government tenants, will buy out First Potomac Realty Trust for...
Today’s 7 CRE Scoops – June 29, 2017
Instead of buying all of Rite Aid, Walgreen's has settled on buying just half. The second-largest U.S. drugstore chain wants to buy 2,186 Rite Aid...
Today’s 7 CRE Scoops – June 27, 2017
With Berkshire Hathaway's 9.8% purchase of Store Capital Corp.'s REIT stock, Warren Buffet makes his stance on retail real estate more clear. The REIT...
Today’s 7 CRE Scoops – June 7, 2017
Retail's current (and long-coming) metamorphosis is rather rife with opportunity, retail real estate experts say. GGP and other large mall REITs, such as Simon, PREIT and Macerich,...
Today’s CRE Scoops – December 4, 2019
Atlanta-based Jamestown, the institutionally backed developer that operates New York City's Chelsea Market and has closed record-breaking property deals with Google, is going direct...
