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Retail Trends That Will Remodel the Industry in 2020 and Beyond
The pandemic is reviving old retail concepts and bringing to life new formats to attract consumers and regain their confidence.
Gerald Hines, Development Pioneer, Dies at 95
The Hines founder and chairman built the firm from a one-man office in Houston into a global powerhouse that has changed the real estate industry.
MOB Sector Boosted by Demand and Capital: Marcus & Millichap
The ongoing rise in nonvirtual outpatient health-care activity and the needs of the aging Baby Boomer population will bolster demand for medical office buildings post-pandemic.
Industrial Real Estate Faces Short-Term Decline in NAIOP Report
The resilience that e-commerce offers the industrial market is unlikely to overcome the powerful headwinds of a recessionary economy, according to the latest quarterly forecast from NAIOP.
NKF Arranges Bay Area Office Lease Renewal
Vice Chairman Ben Stern, along with Executive Managing Directors Jon Cannon and Joe Hamilton represented tenant RingCentral in the 85,000-square-foot deal.
Cousin Properties, Hines Welcome Amazon at $153M Tempe Project
The e-commerce giant will occupy 95,000 square feet at the 100 Mill office tower upon its completion in 2022.
Extra Space Storage Acquires Suburban Tampa Asset
The property features 713 climate-controlled units spread across four buildings totaling 83,270 square feet.
VanWest Partners Buys Memphis Storage Portfolio
First National Bank & Trust originated a five-year, $5.4 million acquisition and development loan for the three facilities.
Self Storage Sector Shows Signs of Resilience
While national street rates fell compared to July 2019, rate performance was positive for the standard climate and non-climate-controlled units on a month-over-month basis.
Employment Numbers Mask Severity of Labor Market Situation
The labor situation in the United States is more dire than it appears on the surface, writes Justin Dean of Yardi Matrix.