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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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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 …

Continue reading “Meds & Eds Continue to Drive Development in Pittsburgh”

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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After the 2008 financial crisis, Detroit found itself in an even more ominous situation than the rest of the United States. As the Great Recession came to dismantle the U.S. housing market and automotive industry, a bad situation got much worse for Detroit, an already-struggling city anchored by its automotive production. In using Reonomy data …

Continue reading “Detroit’s Next Chapter: From Bankrupt to Building Up”

Over the past decade, Louisiana has been on the receiving end of a growing list of accolades when it comes to its business environment. Notably, Forbes magazine rated the state as “America’s New Frontier for Business”, while others such as Area Development and Site Selection magazines have recognized the state for key features ranging from …

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San Diego football fans are still reeling from the 2017 exit of their hometown Chargers. Owners of the team decided to relocate to Los Angeles following a failed voter referendum to finance a new stadium. The move is continuing to create ripple effects throughout the Downtown San Diego real estate market with both opportunities and …

Continue reading “Downtown San Diego Welcomes Major Projects”

In the extremely dense and extensive New York City commercial real estate market, it’s not a matter of if a certain neighborhood or area is gaining momentum, it’s simply a matter of where (and in which borough). For current and potential New York City investors, the future of Long Island City, Queens looks awfully bright. …

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The landscape of New York City is about to be altered forever, with the addition of the neighborhood known as Hudson Yards. Construction efforts continue to transform the no-mans-land in the West 30s into a thriving commercial and residential hub with ongoing development over the 26-acre site. Hudson Yards is the largest private real estate …

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With ever-increasing values for disasters, it’s important to note the effect that will have on commercial real estate market investment and growth. Real estate investment may no longer be just about the next hot neighborhood, it may also now be about the next dry neighborhood. Investing in Storm Risk Areas Investors considering making major purchases …

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Investors are finding that it isn’t always sunny in Philadelphia when it comes to identifying growth opportunities. The metro is a mixed bag of submarkets and neighborhoods that are thriving, while others are in decline.

Nashville has emerged as a hot-spot for commercial and multifamily real estate investment over the past few years thanks to a booming economy and growing population.

Transit has the potential to drastically change the landscape of real estate. But in an already saturated market like New York, we wanted to explore just how much prices would be affected by a change in accessibility.

St. Louis has been working to reinvent itself and build a stronger economy backed by office jobs in tech, finance and insurance with results that are starting to pay off. Read more about how St. Louis offers ample opportunity for CRE investors.

Not only has Amazon shaped the business landscape of Seattle, it has fostered the growth of retail and other commercial and economic growth through an influx of high paying tech careers and jobs, leading to an increasingly wealthy population willing to contribute to the local economy. HQ2 offers the same economic growth to the next city – but what is the true impact that HQ2 could have?

Silicon Valley may be the epicenter of innovative technology, but tech clusters have been popping up from coast-to-coast. Salt Lake City and the broader Wasatch Front (aka the Silicon Slopes) is gaining attention as one of the hottest up-and-coming tech markets in the country.

With US consumers readily embracing online grocery shopping, cold storage facilities for storing frozen goods are increasingly in demand. In this post, we explore the rising demand for US cold storage and highlight what to look for when sourcing them.