Multifamily is the perennial darling of the CRE industry. But a deeper dive shows a major gap in specific markets between supply and demand. NorthMarq Capital’s Melissa Marcolini Quinn offers a mortgage banking perspective.
The industry has banded together to bring out the unlevel playing field it is on with Airbnb in terms of regulations, and it is also focusing on social spaces, customer service and consistency in its product, R.D. Olson’s Bob Olson tells GlobeSt.com.
In an EXCLUSIVE Q&A with Globest.com, the 39-year old retail real estate executive discusses how his prior background will help Cushman & Wakefield service the changing needs of its retail clients and his views on the opportunities that exist in retail markets across the country.
Commentary
Along with construction defect, environmental and breach of contract claims, real estate professionals should not lose sight of the risk of a more complex and less intuitive type of litigation: securities fraud, write attorneys John C. Amabile and Brian S. Cromwell in this EXCLUSIVE commentary.
Smith expects to develop new Inspīr developments in Midtown and on the Upper West Side. He notes that his firm will likely move forward on either one or both of those new developments within the next 18 to 24 months.
SAN DIEGO—With 10,000 people turning 65 every day for the next 19 years, lack of inventory will be a problem if developers don’t jump on it, SLIG’s Weston Harmer tells GlobeSt.com as the firm prepares to open a San Diego office.
SCOTTSDALE, AZ—Joining Healthcare Trust of America is Duke Realty veteran Keith Konkoli, who will oversee the newly renamed HTA – Development business.
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Despite the dire warnings about the death of retail, the sector remains healthy—perhaps even more so, thanks to the closings of underperforming retailers. That means opportunities abound for those looking to place capital into retail assets.
