Today’s 7 CRE Scoops – June 8, 2017
By approving the Financial CHOICE Act on June 8, House Republicans assailed the Dodd-Frank Act, by resolving to make null the Volcker Rule and reducing...
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 CRE Scoops – December 16, 2019
Mirroring a larger trend of slower global growth, United States GDP growth is forecast to slow to 1.5% next year, compared to 2.5% the...
Today’s 7 CRE Scoops – June 19, 2017
Forget multifamily. The next big oversupply concern appears to be office-related. Cushman & Wakefield's Global Chief Economist Kevin Thorpe has said a “scary” amount...
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...
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 CRE Scoops – July 17, 2017
Shop Houston for industrial/office, it seems. Commercial real estate services firm NAI Industrial partner Michael Keegan says that most customers seeking Houston industrial space...
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 CRE Scoops – December 3, 2019
New research by data firm Trepp finds multifamily commercial mortgage backed securities (CMBS) as one of the top-performing commercial real estate sectors in the...
Today’s CRE Scoops – December 10, 2019
Investors in multifamily commercial real estate expect to purchase more properties in 2020, with a majority looking to secondary and tertiary markets for opportunities,...