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As commercial real estate continues to increase in value, nonprofits' budgets are increasingly going toward rent and real estate-related costs, pushing the creative bounds in filling space requirements.
In this EXCLUSIVE, Randy Wood recently shared some insights on how COVID-19 is impacting the industrial market, trends in industrial leasing, the status of inventory and tenant space requests.
Traffic to multifamily property websites are down 15% year-over-year, guest cards are down nearly 3% and lead volumes will likely plummet further as more cities adopt shelter in place ordinances, says RealPage.
In this EXCLUSIVE, Ari Rastegar shares the trends relevant to two particular real estate sectors, multifamily and self storage, which he says are desirable in today's market for a couple of reasons.
At year end, Dallas-Fort Worth continued to be one of the strongest US industrial markets with 25 million square feet in new industrial space delivered at nearly 75% leased, and Houston had 10 million square feet absorbed.
Retailing in the digital age transformed itself to compete with the likes of Amazon, but as a result, this industry is better prepared to perform during the current health crisis without even realizing it.
This is the last full week of International Women's History Month so it seems appropriate to take a breather and shed a little light on women in CRE who have forged new paths and inspired colleagues in the process.
JLL is using tenant representation, technology, research and capital markets teams to provide clients with data and services, and recently named Jeff Eckert as the head of JLL US office agency leasing.
Arden Group is acquiring a portfolio of assets from Avistone of Laguna Niguel, CA. The portfolio is spread across San Antonio and Dallas, TX; Atlanta, GA and Columbus, OH.
It is not necessarily true that the Dallas self-storage sector is facing a slowdown because mobility is a major driver of the sector, and the mobility of DFW residents is higher than the US average.