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Opportunity Zones have taken the country by storm, and Houston is no exception.

As the third largest metro in the United States, Chicago is full of potential, especially in these designated Opportunity Zones. Read on to discover Chicago’s areas of opportunity based on asset class, specifically in Cook County, Kane County and Lake County.

Florida Opportunity Zones span from down in the Keys, up to Jacksonville, out to Tampa, and everywhere in between. With almost 350,000 commercial properties in Florida OZs, to say there’s “opportunity,” is to say the least.

Cities and towns scattered throughout the Rocky Mountains have become a year-round playground for tourists coming to enjoy the scenic beauty and outdoor recreation ranging from skiing and snowboarding to hiking and mountain biking. And that strong tourism industry helps to support a thriving hotel market. The U.S. hotel has been on a strong bull …

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Opportunity is calling in Richmond, Virginia. While Northern Virginia is garnering attention for Amazon’s recent announcement of HQ2, the state’s capital has big plans for development over the next few years. Established by Congress in 2017 to encourage long-term investments in under-developed, low-income communities, Opportunity Zones offer investors substantial tax breaks on capital gains in …

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We take a deeper look into opportunity zones that have been highlighted as having the potential for a quick return on your investment in California. Areas identified as having the highest potential for short-term impact for both investors and communities in California are opportunity zones in Oakland, San Diego and San Jose.

In this article, see the best commercial real estate report for your research. From location-specific reports, to asset type reports, to nationwide reports—find the resource most relevant to you.

Your decision-making processes are only as good as the data used to fuel them. In this article, see the best commercial real estate data sources, no matter what your specific industry needs entail.

One of the big stories for real estate investing in recent years has been the rise of 18-hour cities as a big target for investment sales and development activity. Why are 18-hour cities such a hot buy in today’s market? Buyers that have gotten priced out of major gateway markets such as Los Angeles, New York City, Chicago, Boston and Miami have been shifting their focus to secondary markets that offer more bang for the buck with higher cap rates for quality assets.

In this article is everything you need to know about identifying opportunities in Opportunity Zones. From defining what Opp Zones are, to discussing their value, and showing you how to search for properties within them.

New York, NY, October 22, 2018 — CB Insights today named Reonomy to the second annual Fintech 250 list, a prestigious group of emerging private companies working on groundbreaking financial technology. “After we named the inaugural Fintech 250 in 2017, they went on to raise $23B including 30 rounds of over $100 million. 22 of …

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After posting record-high levels of development in 2017, Downtown L.A. is proving it still has some gas in the tank for additional expansion. Downtown is experiencing a prolonged building boom with more than $28 billion invested in new construction over the past two decades with plenty of momentum still ahead. The area remains one of …

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After being battered by a one-two punch from Hurricane Harvey and a sharp drop in oil prices, Houston is ready to prove to investors that it is ready for a comeback. Houston Commercial Real Estate Investment History The Houston metro has long been a popular target for investors. It ranks as one of the top …

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Seattle’s economy has been firing on all cylinders with job and population growth thanks to a strong base of powerhouse employers that include the likes of Amazon, Microsoft and Boeing along with Starbucks, Costco and REI. One of the big questions for developers and investors is whether that market is overheated – and overpriced – …

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As the home of the renowned Indy 500 auto race, the Indianapolis market is no stranger to the sound of revving engines. But these days, talk of acceleration is increasingly focused on development occurring within the CBD. At the start of 2018, Downtown Indy had more than 60 projects and $2.8 billion worth of investments …

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According to NYC’s very own website, “zoning is the language of the physical city.” Essentially, zoning is a way to organize the balance and variety of property types in a given area – with the idea of creating the most pleasant real estate environment possible. Zoning regulations apply to both land and building specs, building …

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A growing tech sector has helped push Austin out of the shadow of Dallas and Houston and made the capital city a destination for both employers and an influx of new residents. CBRE rated Austin as the #6 tech talent market in the country for 2018 based on its depth, vitality, and attractiveness to tech …

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We’ve seen the major impact that corporate campuses and offices of companies like Amazon, Google, and Apple can have on their surrounding commercial real estate markets. With these locations, typically comes an influx of new job opportunities, and therefore an influx of new residents—many of which are well-compensated and seek to live in or nearby …

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Pittsburgh has faced a steep uphill battle to reinvent itself and create a stronger economy ever since its steel industry began collapsing in the 1980s. The city still has plenty of reminders of its steel industry roots ranging from its beloved NFL Steelers to the headquarters for U.S. Steel – one of five Fortune 500 …

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Sacramento has earned a reputation as the “farm-to-fork” capital thanks to a thriving agriculture industry with businesses that grow, pack and produce everything from tomatoes to wine. But these days the focus is shifting from rural farm fields to an urban core is buzzing with activity. Downtown Sacramento is experiencing a surge of development with …

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