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Anthony Russo
BJ Feller
The buildings are fully leased to a global e-commerce leader.
Apartment List suggests that the commonly used metric confuses living at home and owning that home.
Green Street looks at sales in the first half of 2024.
Property managers will have to invest in modern technologies to appeal to Gen Z.
House hunters are showing renewed interest in the market.
Disney backs program with $30M, as city eyes impact fees, and hotel room assessments.
It consists of five buildings.
Over 100 condominiums are set to be offered.
Barring some terrible surprise to everyone, cuts will start in September. But how large and for how long is still a guess.
He paints a vivid picture of change in market sentiment.
GlobeSt.com Staff
Vacancy declined during the second quarter for the first time since 2021.
Single-family rental prices increased 2.9% year-over-year in June, equal to the previous month's gains.
In 2023, smaller properties saw more activity. In the first half of 2024, though, larger properties did better.
The biggest winners were almost four times better than the national average.
Sudden breaking and tooting horns in the middle of the night are two examples of what can happen.
Apartment permits hit 12-year low as single-family permits rise by 13%.
Mitchell Clarfield of Newmark is seeing some activity in multifamily.
The loan will help transition to the office into a larger multifamily space.
The moves increases the company's property portfolio by 19 percent, in terms of square feet.
New York leads the way, followed by Houston.
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