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Restaurants, which in many ways have become the new retail anchor, are beginning to integrate more technology as competition heats up.
Overall, life companies are still preferred to CMBS on retail deals, but in some cases CMBS works better.
Can a mall be reactivated and even stronger with the right makeover—or are malls dead for good?
With a presidential election coming in November, apartment owners looking to sell will likely come to market early in the year.
Cityview sells two new construction apartment assets in Los Angeles and Orange County at record prices.
Industrial and multifamily will remain the darlings of the commercial real estate markets, while office will fall behind.
As investors find opportunity in cold storage investment, cap rates are pushing closer to high-quality warehouses.
Restaurants have become a pillar of the retail market, but a rise in food delivery is shaking the restaurant world.
Venture capital is starting to look more closely at profitability over growth for funding, and it will impact office leasing this year.
In 2020, retailers will continue to look for ways to stand out and create experiences, and landlords will put a greater focus on tenant curation.