While the hotel outlook for 2018 remains positive, the future depends largely on the economy over the next 15 months, and the hotel industry would be the first to feel the results of a downturn, Trigild's Kevin Berry tells GlobeSt.com.
There were approximately 421,113 square feet of new leases and renewals executed in Burlington, Camden and Gloucester Counties, an increase of about 6.6 percent compared with the previous quarter.
Employers know that their office “often makes a first impression when new candidates walk through the door for an interview,” Fred Schmidt at Coldwell Banker Commercial Affiliates tells GlobeSt.com.
An MIT Center for Real Estate report commissioned by Capital One identifies trends that “defy conventional wisdom” along with “evolving market conditions that were hiding in plain sight,” says Rick Lyon, the bank's head of commercial real estate.