GlobeSt.com, Mar. 30, 2022–Erik ShermanOffice occupancy remains a worry for investors, owners, operators and even tenants who want workers back in the office. There’s enough vacant office square footage that …
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Is It Time to Recalibrate Net Lease Cap Rate Expectations?
Wealth Management Real Estate, Mar. 29, 2022–Beth Mattson-TeigWith demand coming from all corners of the investment landscape, competition has been pushing cap rates down on net lease assets for some …
New Buildings Do Change Neighborhoods–Mostly for the Better
Slate magazine, Mar. 29, 2022–Henry GrabarHow does the construction of a new building change who lives in the neighborhood? That question is at the heart of urban politics in America …
Some Malls Aren’t Dying, And This Company is Helping Them Hang Onto The Customers They Still Have
Fast Company, Mar. 25, 2022–Nate BergThe death of the shopping mall has been widely reported. Dying malls are seeing anchor tenants fail or flee, and the rise of e-commerce has …
Building a Strong Company Culture to Retain Talent
Multi-Housing News, Mar. 28, 2022–Jackson ChenWith so much competition across the multifamily industry, it can be a difficult task to retain employees. However, retention has proven to be invaluable for …
Commentary: Breaking the Glass Ceiling in Commercial Real Estate
San Antonio Express-News, March 19, 2022–Stephanie Reyes (subscription)This is National Women’s History Month and a time to celebrate the achievements of women everywhere. It’s also a time to take stock …
Condo Deconversions: Struggling Associations Look to Multifamily Investors
Urban Land Magazine, Mar. 23, 2022–Alby GallunOntario Place, a 51-story condominium tower in downtown Chicago, is undergoing a messy metamorphosis. It opened as an apartment building in 1983 and went …
Would-Be Home Buyers May be Forced to Rent the American Dream, Rather Than Buy It
60 Minutes (CBS), March 20, 2022–Lesley StahlWhy are rents rising so much? Well, it turns out big Wall Street firms are playing a role, but we found the fundamental problem …
Public Meetings Thwart Housing Reform Where It Is Needed Most
Governing.com, March 18, 2022–Jake BlumgartPublic engagement can have downsides. Neighborhood participation in the housing permitting process makes existing political inequalities worse, limits housing supply and contributes to the affordability crisis.https://www-governing-com.cdn.ampproject.org/c/s/www.governing.com/now/public-meetings-thwart-housing-reform-where-it-is-needed-most?
2022 CRE Outlook Gets a Second Look
GlobeSt.com, March 17, 2022–Brian LeeThe U.S. economy, including much of commercial real estate, bounced back in record fashion from the pandemic in 2021, but faces major question marks this year …