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Oil Price Drop Affects Houston Office Vacancies
After the 70 percent decline in oil prices, will an economic slump in Texas drag the rest of the U.S. into recession? This is the question Goldman Sachs poses in a research note issued to clients at the beginning of 2016.
Hogan’s Budget Includes Funding for New Fisher College Building
Maryland Governor Larry Hogan has included funding for a new Fisher College of Science and Mathematics building in his $42.3 billion Fiscal Year 2017 Budget.
Big-Box Properties Outperform
Cap rates for net-leased big-box properties declined in 2015, leading to increased investor demand for the low-risk assets—but is there enough supply to go around?
The Importance of P3 to Affordable Housing Financing
By Justin Walker, Director of Business Development & Media, Rainbow Housing Assistance Corp.: Why public-private partnerships are vital to strengthening affordable housing financing programs.
Breaking the Fall: How to Approach a Failed Business Plan
By Manuel Fishman, Shareholder, Buchalter Nemer: How good asset and property management can help you detect early warning signs of a deal gone awry.
Urgo Hotels & Resorts Snaps Up Four-Season Marriott at Lake George, NY
The six-story Courtyard by Marriott in Lake George is slated for mid-2016 and will be operated by Urgo Hotels & Resorts.
Prologis Adds $882M to China Partnership
The global leader in industrial real estate has increased its equity commitment to its China partnership, as e-commerce growth in the country is driving warehouse demand.
Omni Hotels Lands in Kentucky with Signature Mixed-Use Development
The Omni Louisville Hotel, slated for early 2018, marks the brand’s first project in Kentucky.
Henry B. González Convention Center Unveils $325M Expansion
The center’s footprint was increased to 1.6 million square feet, marking the largest capital improvement in San Antonio’s history, and one that should attract more conventions to downtown.
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