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On the Market: 5 Interesting Listings for October
This month’s listings include a CVS Pharmacy store in Michigan, a vintage multifamily asset in Richmond, Va., and a recently renovated flex building in Miami.
Hilton Launches Micro-Hotel Brand
The modestly priced lodging destinations will provide visitors with adaptable guestrooms and amenities to create a customized experience in top urban destinations.
Knotel Closes $60M Funding Led by Norwest Venture Partners
The “agile workspace” provider sought the financing to expand its global footprint, which now stands at more than 1.7 million square feet.
Video: What Are the Industry’s Biggest Challenges?
Professionals attending CREW’s national event in San Diego last week cite such issues as construction costs and the talent wars.
Clean Energy Projects Get a $65M Boost
San Francisco-based Carbon Lighthouse has worked in more than 500 buildings across the U.S. and aims to cut the equivalent of 50 power plants by 2020.
Millennials Define the New Wave of Metroburbs
Young professionals hope to replicate the connectivity and creativity of urban office spaces in the suburbs. Finding out what they want, and delivering that product, is a challenge and an opportunity for real estate brokers.
The 2018 CREW Network Convention in Photos
The organization’s annual conference was held in San Diego this year, with more than 1,300 attendees from across the U.S.
How Health Care is Impacting Real Estate
In a video interview from last week’s CREW event in San Diego, Ware Malcomb’s Mila Volkova sheds light on the dynamic field.
Brick-and-Mortar Gets a Break
A landmark Supreme Court ruling is good news, particularly for smaller and emerging retail property operators, says Transwestern’s Crystal Allen.
Marcus & Millichap’s Nadji on What’s Shaking Up the Industry
At the 2018 CREW Convention and Marketplace in San Diego, the firm’s CEO talked about the most important trends currently impacting the real estate services business.