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A new CBRE report finds oil producers are adapting to the new landscape by restructuring to focus on onshore operations, increasing rig and operator efficiency and exploring alternative energy sources.
Spaces chose Houston because of its solid workforce and pro-business environment that stimulates the city's economic landscape, and strong infrastructure, which provides support to growing industries.
A quarter of the country's total population will be in the elder years within the coming decade, along with pressure to cut costs and new technologies, to result in boosted demand for medical office properties.
The final 90 days of 2017 marked the first quarter of positive net absorption in the Houston office market in 18 months, while the overall net absorption quietly trended positive in fourth quarter, says CBRE.
Quality healthcare assets are very competitive and value-add properties attract fewer investors because of the expertise or disposition that is required to be successful, says Colliers in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.
A continuation of the trends that shaped last year, such as more development of outpatient facilities and little change in cap rates or MOB pricing, should carry over to 2018, says Colliers in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.
Transwestern's outlook for Houston is bullish for most product types: retail and industrial are the strongest while multifamily and office are working through supply issues, GlobeSt.com learns in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.