Many developers are now looking at designing more cost-effective buildings, being more disciplined as to where they add the bling, but making sure that the amenities and common areas create a socially oriented lifestyle for the residents, Newman Garrison's Kevin Newman tells GlobeSt.com.
Based on tenant feedback, Sheryl Troiani took on a multi-year project that improved security and safety at all of Granite's buildings in five cities, and reduced costs at the same time, GlobeSt.com learns in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.
Developers are poised to take advantage of the lack of inventory in the near future and with the market tightening, rents may start to increase and distribution buildings will likely break ground, McGee says in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.
Patrick Walker was recently named president of Lee & Associates-San Diego North's office and takes a minute to <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b> chat with GlobeSt.com about what exactly his plans are.
Most reports peg total investment sales in this category to be in the $8-billion to $9-billion range, which would make 2017 the second-largest volume in industry history, behind the $10-billion-plus in 2016, Pierce's Fred Pierce tells GlobeSt.com.
New research from UCLA shows that increases in Airbnb stock leads to an increase in average rental rates, but the affordability crisis is much more complicated.
In this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>, Lisa Meylor says every generation of buyer and renter expects some sort of digital engagement, and builders and owners are finding the right tools to meet those expectations.
In this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>, ARA Newmark says the strongest interest is coming from well-capitalized private buyers in US and often Mexico, and agency financing remains attractive for existing multifamily.