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Behind NJ’s $2.5B Riverton Redevelopment
North American Properties plans to transform a 418-acre brownfield site on the Raritan River in Sayreville, N.J., into the state’s “next great hometown.” The firm’s Managing Partner Mark Toro discusses what to expect from the project and how it will impact the community.
A Decade Since the Recession: How Retail Recovered
The market crash of 2007 and 2008, accompanied by the rise of e-commerce, has forced the retail sector to transform. Colliers International’s Katy Welsh weighs in on how retail owners have adapted their strategies and properties over the past decade.
Inland Empire’s Road to Recovery
Office leasing activity was solid in all submarkets, with nearly 1.5 million square feet leased across the metro. Roughly 200,000 square feet of space is scheduled to come online by year-end.
Brookfield Pays $875M for Houston Center
With the assistance of HFF, J.P. Morgan Asset Management sold the 4.2 million-square-foot office and retail complex in downtown Houston, in one of the cities largest-ever office transactions.
First NNN Technology Trading Platform Debuts
Brokers + Engineers will launch with two products, one offering predictive pricing and a second providing 1031 advisory to exchangers, leveraging artificial intelligence, as it takes aim at the estimated $6.5 trillion net lease market.
Portland Office Tower Commands $68M
NKF Capital Markets represented Felton Properties in the sale of 400 Sixth Avenue. A joint venture between SteelWave and Barings Real Estate Advisers purchased the 208,477-square-foot asset.
Drivers of Investment Success for 2018
The commercial real estate industry has had an evolving year. From sustainability and increases in interest rates to the effects of a changing administration, the market has experienced a mix of positive and negative moments.
EPA Deregulation’s Increased Risk for Real Estate
It is the business of insurance companies to price risk. Insurance, in fact, has been doing this since the second millennium B.C., as evidenced in the Babylonian Code of Hammurabi.










