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Commercial Real Estate News for Wednesday, April 19

Good morning, investors. In today’s commercial real estate news—Sin City keeps growing, a collection of creative office spaces with jaw-dropping price tags, and PetSmart puts a collar around its largest online competitor. Investors Cash Chips in Las Vegas Investors in Las Vegas hit the jackpot last year with a confident economy and a demand for rentals. The mining, … Read more

Commercial Real Estate News for Tuesday, April 18

Good morning, investors. In today’s commercial real estate news—the apartment vacancy rates are hovering around 4.3%, banks are scaling back on their lending, and the time for investing in medical buildings may be over. Apartment Vacancy Rate “Wobbling,” But Not Rising People are filling apartments as fast as they’re being built. Vacancy rates hover around … Read more

Commercial Real Estate News for Thursday, April 13

Good morning, investors. In today’s commercial real estate news—restaurants and dollar stores thrive in the face of e-commerce, and Trump’s travel ban hurts luxury hotels. Top 10 Restaurant Brands for Retail Landlords The tables have turned since the recession. Restaurants are on the rise after years of decline. Millennials are eating out more than ever before, … Read more

Commercial Real Estate News for Wednesday, April 12

Good morning, investors. In today’s commercial real estate news—construction and real estate lead the S&P 500 on Tuesday, experts say REITs should consider alternate forms of funding, and what lies ahead for the future of Los Angeles. Real-Estate and Construction Sector Lead S&P 500 Gainers Shares for companies in the real-estate and construction center lead … Read more

Commercial Real Estate News for Tuesday, April 11

Good morning, investors. In today’s real estate news—a simple overview of the retail market’s woes, a scammer couple reveal the flaws with the EB-5 program, and banks aren’t lending to apartment projects like they used to. What in the World Is Causing the Retail Meltdown of 2017? An easy-to-read explanation of the current problems facing … Read more

Commercial Real Estate News for Monday, April 10

Welcome back to the week, investors. In today’s commercial real estate news—a couple reports detailing retail properties and rental rates, as a well as a warning to the Federal Reserve about raising rates. Take a Look at First Quarter Stats for Retail Real Estate A short article covering Quantum Real Estate Advisors Inc’s findings regarding retail … Read more

Commercial Real Estate News for Monday, April 3

Welcome to the week, investors! In today’s commercial real estate news—data centers entice investors, US construction rises to heights unseen since 2006, and a mall bets big on Legos. Data Centers Attracting Private Equity and Public Institutional Investors in 2017 In the first quarter of 2017, data center REITs have gained 10.41 percent on the … Read more

Commercial Real Estate News for Friday, Mar. 31

Happy Friday, investors! In today’s commercial real estate news, E-commerce may be making brick-and-mortar relevant again (bear with us on this), the apartment sector needs to blow off a little steam, and student housing is booming. How E-commerce Is Making Stores Relevant Again Traditional brick-and-mortar retailers may be able to fight off Amazon by using … Read more

Commercial Real Estate News for Thursday, Mar. 30

Good morning, investors. In today’s commercial real estate news—Morgan Stanley predicts 2017 as the end of the bull market, a slim workforce slows down home building, and discover why investors are moving their money into emerging markets. Morgan Stanley: The Bull Market in Commercial Real Estate is About to End Analysts for Morgan Stanley expect … Read more

Commercial Real Estate News for Wednesday, Mar. 29

Good morning investors, in today’s commercial real estate news—the Vice Chairman of the Fed foresees two more rate hikes this year, retailers keep a wary eye on tourism numbers, and a small town debate on creative affordable housing. Fed’s Fischer Says He Sees Two More Rate Hikes in 2017 Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer … Read more