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CommercialCafe Report: What to Do With Vacant Land in Major CBDs?
Covering the central business districts of 25 U.S. metros, the study proposes solutions through the voices of citizens in said areas. How much land? Try 442 football fields worth of infill space.
Has US Office Investment Recovered from the Financial Crisis?
A decade after the financial crash, COMMERCIALCafé analyzed the U.S. office investment realm, identifying the key markets, players and lending trends that characterized activity in this sector from 1997 to 2017.
The Highest Taxed Buildings in America
The fact that Manhattan dominates the rankings doesn’t come as a shock, but the difference in numbers might. The list compiled by COMMERCIALCafé is quite the mixed bag.
Asian Investment in US Office Assets Continues to Surge
CommercialCafé’s latest analysis tracks down the most attractive U.S. office markets for Asian investors.
Top 50 Largest Office Deals in 2016
Blackstone emerges as the year’s most active office buyer, according to CommercialCafe’s analysis on 2016’s top 50 U.S. office deals.
LA Office Sales Break New Records in 2016, CommercialCafe Report Shows
The sales volume hit a 10-year high last year, with Blackstone and Douglas Emmett scoring as top players.
LA City Council Support Does Not Secure Win for Measure S
by Ioana Ginsac The Rise of L.A. According to Colliers International research, the Los Angeles Basin office market is the third largest in the country, behind NYC and the Greater DC area. As of the third quarter of 2016, it stands at 300 million square feet, of which only 11% is in Downtown L.A. and the rest is scattered in the wider metropolitan area. Los Angeles is seeing a development growth rivaled only by the 1920’s. While the so-called construction boom is not limited to office construction, this is concentrated mostly in the Downtown, West and Central L.A. areas. Most…
CommercialCafe Report: NYC Office Market Sizzles in 2016
Though it’s no surprise that Manhattan remains the main target for office investment in New York City, other boroughs also managed to attract a good deal of capital in the past year.