By and large, it’s big institutional investors that scoop up industrial assets in the United States. However, there now appears to be more room for a different class of buyers in the industr... Read more
In the latest edition of the Nareit REIT Report podcast, Serena Wolfe, a partner at Ernst & Young LLP, discussed the Financial Accounting Standards Board’s lease accounting standard tha... Read more
With late 2018 jitters gone and investor optimism returning, the commercial real estate market should experience mostly steady cap rates through the first half of 2019, although there are pa... Read more
The developers of The Shops at Hudson Yards held an opening party for the much-publicized project on March 14. Take a peak at the attractions inside Manhattan’s newest mall. After rece... Read more
Manufacturing is once again a growing U.S. industry, especially in Southern “right-to-work” states, which tend to have lower wages than unionized states, and Midwestern cities with an abunda... Read more
Recent research from RentCafe illustrates that with the average age of Americans creeping upward, the share of renters aged 60 or older has risen dramatically in the past decade in many citi... Read more
111 Washington Square, Minneapolis, Minn. According to an article recently published by the Twin Cities Business Journal, San Francisco-based real estate investment company, Shorenstein want... Read more
In spite of concerns about overbuilding, multifamily developers continue to plan new apartment projects in metro areas that have seen the influx of thousands of new apartment units in recent... Read more
It’s only mid-March and already a slew of prominent retailers have announced thousands of store closures around the U.S. And the pace of closings isn’t expected to slow anytime soon. So fa... Read more
Jay Whitehurst, president and CEO of National Retail Properties, Inc. (NYSE: NNN), participated in a video interview during Nareit’s CEO Forum & Advocacy Day at The Hay-Adams hotel in W... Read more
