The Glut Of U.S. Retail Space Is Slowly Getting Chipped Away
Article by: Miriam Hall The amount of retail space per person in the United States has fallen to where it was roughly two decades ago, a sign ...read more
Article by: Miriam Hall The amount of retail space per person in the United States has fallen to where it was roughly two decades ago, a sign ...read more
Article by: Aayat Ali Gone are the days of these spaces being dedicated to only bright-eyed and bushy-tailed startups. Now, corporations are climbing aboard the ...read more
Article by: Joseph Gordon Converting office buildings to life sciences is expensive and difficult. But investors in the Bay Area are warming up to these ...read more
Article by: Lynn Pollack Vacancy rates are still ticking up in New York and San Francisco despite a recovery in utilization rates. Read the full ...read more
The single-family rental sector continued its strong performance into early 2022. Continue demand raised average REIT occupancies to 97.9 percent and kept rent growth near ...read more
Article by: Lynn Pollack But while rents ticked up by 14% last year, rent growth increased even more. Multifamily rent growth has clocked in above ...read more
Article by: David Nusbaum U.S. commercial real estate investment volume increased 55.6 percent year over year in the first quarter of 2022 reaching $170.8 billion. ...read more
Article by: Erik Sherman While industrial and multifamily sectors quickly soared after the onset of the pandemic, not all did. Office was hurt and is ...read more
Article by: Lynn Pollack The amount of capital in the market, better yields elsewhere and even demographics matter. Read the full article: https://bit.ly/3yWh3LF ...read more
Article by: Dees Stribling Lenders may tinker at the edges of their underwriting standards as interest rates climb or the economy weakens, but the demand ...read more