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Proptech Explosion, “Fracking” Are Transforming CRE
Multinational law firm DLA Piper’s latest in its long series of one-day conferences sped off to a quick start with an in-depth look at some of the technological and demographic trends that are shaking up CRE.
Las Vegas Mixed-Use Moves Ahead With $150M Loan
Mosaic Real Estate Investors provided the construction loan for Matter Real Estate Group’s first phase of its UnCommons development. Plans call for office, retail space, restaurants and a residential component.
PVC Panels Protect Walls From Floods
DuraMax’s Trusscore vinyl paneling system is easy to install and maintain and can protect commercial facilities from water damage.
Best Bets for Getting Financed
Debt capital remains abundant, but emerging developers and investors have a harder time tapping into the flows. Seasoned investment bankers offer successful strategies for getting financed now.
Skanska’s 2+U Tower Now Fully Leased
Qualtrics will lease 13 floors totaling 275,000 square feet starting in summer 2020, at what will be named the Qualtrics Tower.
Q&A: Avoiding the Herd Mentality in Single-Tenant Industrial
Bryan Norton shares he and his partners at Triple Net Acquisitions are managing to cut their own path in single-tenant real estate investments.
WeWork CEO Adam Neumann Steps Down
The high-profile entrepreneur will remain nonexecutive chairman amid questions raised by the coworking giant’s botched IPO.
Industrious Expands Presence in Chicago CBD
The flexible workspace provider will occupy more than 93,000 square feet of space in Accenture Tower, the 40-story high-rise owned by KBS.
JV Acquires Cincinnati Retail Space
Konover South, Zucker Investment Group and Truett Realty Group purchased a 3,651-square-foot ground-floor space located around Hyde Park Square.
Future Housing Trends Toward “Hipsturbia”
Will Millennials remain in cities that cater to their lifestyle preferences, or will they settle down and move to the suburbs? ULI’s answer is “yes.”