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In July and August, the firm purchased three properties totaling $115 million purchased with cash-on-hand.
In about 16 months, new commercial and high-rise buildings will require photovoltaic panels and storage batteries.
Pacific Oak Strategic Opportunity REIT sold the 435,000-square-foot office property to Opal Holdings.
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Industrial product is increasingly turning the heads of retail net-lease investors, while multi-tenant retail has rallied from pandemic lows.
Companies are creating new strategies to attract and retain talent after a year out of the office.
Affordable housing has always been a stable investment asset, but the pandemic has exacerbated the need and deepened the demand.
With 1.5 million square feet in net absorption, seven-times the square footage was taken off the market compared to the previous quarter.
The biggest mistake that companies will make exiting the pandemic is returning to their former office strategy.
The non-performing loan portfolio features 18 properties located in Southern California in four different asset classes.
The county's $2,164 average rent as of February was well above the $1,399 national norm.