A recent survey by RealCrowd revealed that 80% of high net-worth investors are planning to invest in value-add real estate as part of wealth-management strategies.
The metro has steady but measured growth, relatively inexpensive market pricing and cap rates are a few basis points higher than other areas, says Mike Miller of Berkadia in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.
The Sacramento market continues to see Bay Area investors looking for quality properties with sensible returns, and TRI Commercial/CORFAC looks to capitalize on that activity with a recent management restructure.
With a new South Bay office, ESA looks to aid clients in transportation, public works, water supply, flood risk reduction and habitat restoration, and an eye on expanding its reach into new sectors, i.e. tech.
Prism's Steve Van shares how the company's approach to growth and business enables it to compete with the largest companies in the industry, at the same time keeping employees, owners and clients happy.
While HUD estimates that opportunity zones could spur as much as $100 billion a year in investments, evidence suggests this is far from being realized, so new rules seek to clear up the confusion that was holding investors back.
DFW has a healthy balance of supply and demand, and there are plenty of service-based uses not available on the Internet to keep shopping centers full, Dan Avnery observes in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.