Jessica Fiur
Jessica Fiur is the editor-in-chief at Multi-Housing News and Commercial Property Executive and writes the award-winning blog What Renters Want. Jessica has been with the company since 2011 and previously was with Weekly Reader and IQPC. Contact Jessica at [email protected], on Twitter @jfiur or on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/jessicafiur/.
Freddie Mac & Fannie Mae: Evolving the American Dream
Owning a home is no longer foundational to the American Dream. Enter, the GSEs. Berkadia Senior Vice President Frank Lutz weighs in on the CPE Blog.
Freddie Mac & Fannie Mae: Evolving the American Dream
Owning a home is no longer foundational to the American Dream. Enter, the GSEs.
CBRE Global Investors Adds Mockingbird Station to Dallas Mix
A look at the 560,468-square-feet mixed-use community.
NAREIT: September Rebound for U.S. Equity REITs
An inside look at the driving factors of the rebound.
Flynann Janisse: Service-Enriched Housing
Rainbow Housing’s Flynann Janisse talks about the expanding demand for service-enriched housing.
Economy Watch: Apartment Market Reaches Inflection Point?
There are signs that overall apartment supply will finally outpace overall demand.
$20B Hudson Yards Already a Tech Haven
The soon-to-be-opened property is 85 percent leased, and is already known as a “top home” for tech firms.
One World Trade Center Among Emporis Skyscraper Award Winners
An inside look at some of the winners of the world’s most renowned architecture prize for skyscrapers, including America’s tallest building.
Steve Coyle: Learned Locales — An Educated Investment
As U.S. commercial real estate prices have risen rapidly in gateway markets, where the science, technology, engineering, and new media sectors have driven employment growth, many investors are questioning whether these trends can continue over the long run. We think that they will. While a recession could occur, we believe that technology and knowledge-based markets—what we call Learned Locales– will post above-average growth regardless of economic conditions. Employment in the STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) fields is changing the nature of cities and real estate demand. Industries dominated by STEM jobs, including professional and technical services, management and healthcare,…
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