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Many developers are taking more time to find the correct mixture of amenities.

Many developers still had a great 2017, and now look to 2018 with confidence.

“Multifamily properties continue to be in extreme demand and deal velocity remains accelerative, setting the stage for a robust 2018,” says Ken Uranowitz, Gebroe-Hammer's president.

While many companies choose to diversify by investing in other markets while staying within their preferred property type, moving into different asset classes within your geographical area is another option, RAF Pacifica's Adam Robinson tells GlobeSt.com.

After large real estate deals for tech giants Facebook, Dropbox, Adobe, Salesforce and Okta in 2017, Steve Berkman of Paul Hastings sheds some light into what's in store for 2018 in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.

After three years in an economic energy slump, Houston's office market is ready for a boost, although large energy giants profits in the fourth quarter were largely driven by continued lean budgets and staff reductions.

<i>Real Estate Forum</i> is inviting industry members to submit the past year's significant transactions for the magazine's upcoming “Best of 2017” section. Nominations are due Feb. 1.

The submarket is one of the few in the suburbs that has benefitted from corporate migration.