GlobeSt.com caught up with executives from Hilton and First Hospitality Group here in Chicago to talk about the benefits, challenges and strategies when developing and running a multi-brand property.
There has been overall growth in the real estate crowdfunding space in the last few years, and other companies in the industry such as RealCrowd say that RealtyShares' issues are not the norm.
Office/residential towers, mixed-use projects, medical centers and transit-oriented developments are simultaneously creating a new Oakland, and the Union, a 110-unit multifamily development joins the fray.
“We want to make fire safety a priority in New Jersey to prevent against the vulnerabilities of combustible materials that can allow fires to spread rapidly,” said NJ Senate President Steve Sweeney.
The Dallas metro area economy continues to expand at a rapid rate, with more than 116,000 jobs added since August 2017, resulting in multifamily demand that easily exceeds new supply.
According to Jacob Gehl, senior managing director of Blueprint, the market fundamentals are excellent in the medium to long term but are challenged in the short-run.
Hilton's first tri-branded property is the most recent completion in what is quickly one of the hottest submarkets whose evolution is supporting both new development and giving new life to some historic structures.
Companies that manufacture or sell common holiday gifts such as consumer electronics or food items should consider developing tariff-oriented strategies to help mitigate shopper concerns, says InfoScout.
It was the late Paul Allen's impactful influence that has allowed the neighborhood to continue to break barriers, evolve and eventually pave the way for a ground-up property such as Ascent South Lake Union.