Millennials
Millennials vs. CRE: What to Expect
Melissa Reagen, head of research for TH Real Estate, discussed with CPE about Millennials’ impact on commercial real estate and how their housing preferences are changing.
Will Millennial Homeownership Impair Multifamily REITs?
The U.S. homeownership rate increased in 2017 for the first time in 13 years, indicating Millennials may be returning to the single-family market. Fitch Ratings Managing Director Steven Marks delves into the impact of this trend reversal.
Hospitality Gains Momentum in 2018
Uncertainty about the federal government’s tax and fiscal policy slowed hotel transaction velocity in 2017, but sales activity is expected to increase this year, according to Marcus & Millichap’s 2018 Hospitality Investment Forecast.
TD Bank’s Hugh Allen Names Hot Southeast Zip Codes
Atlanta, Charlotte, N.C., and Charleston, S.C., are among the most popular metros for commercial real estate growth and expansion, according to TD Bank’s regional director of CRE for the Carolinas.
How Does the Live/Work/Play Shift Impact Office Trends?
So-called “urban-suburban” submarkets that offer mixed-use developments are in the best position to capture demand from occupiers and investors looking to leave CBDs, according to the latest CBRE market report.
Keeping Millennials in the Workplace
Blurring the boundaries between home and work environments helps employers cater to the restless Millennial workforce, keeping them engaged longer.
Economy Watch: More Than One-Third of Millennials Live with Parents
Less household formation among Millennials could have a ripple effect on certain real estate segments, particularly multifamily and retail, according to a recent Abodo report.
Economy Watch: Millennial Impact on Urban Markets Could Fade Soon
Professor Dowell Myers of the University of Southern California argues that U.S. cities reached “peak Millennial” status in 2015.
Millennials in Motion
By Gail Kalinoski As the largest, fastest-growing segment of the workforce, Millennials are having a dramatic effect on the modern office. Their well-documented influence on technology, media and advertising continues to shape workplace strategies for those creative industries. Perhaps less obvious, however, is the long reach of the Millennial factor. In a bid to capture this powerful cohort, developers and designers are increasingly blurring the lines between traditional and contemporary workplaces and sometimes even between property categories. Take, for example, a four-building project scheduled to break ground early next year in Carlsbad, Calif. At first glance, a casual observer will…
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