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Retail Experts: Lay of the Land is Different Now
NEW YORK CITY-The investment sales market looks like 2007 all over again, except with no product, Marcus & Millichaps Kunofsky said at a panel discussion presented by the firm.
NEW YORK CITY-The investment sales market looks like 2007 all over again, except with no product, Marcus & Millichaps Kunofsky said at a panel discussion presented by the firm.
NEWPORT BEACH, CA-Property values have fully recovered the ground that was lost during the last downturn, reports Green Street Advisors.
BROOKLYN-Noyack Medical shops 16 medical office condos within One Hanson Place for an ask just shy of $8 million. According to Noyack, the product is "priced to move."
CHICAGO- The institute says apartments attracted the most investment and will continue on an upward trajectory.
WASHINGTON, DC-Changing the tax characterization of carried interest is back on the tableagain. The difference this time is Congress seems more willing to sacrifice 'sacred cows' if comprehensive tax reform can be achieved.
NEW YORK CITY-ARCP CEO Schorsch says CCPT IIIs directors and management have been completely unwilling to explore a transaction with us.
CALABASAS, CA-Developers pipelines are growing and some tenants are ramping up expansions, says retail expert Alvin Mansour, the SVP of investments at Marcus & Millichap, who sees great opportunity investing in secondary/tertiary markets.
WASHINGTON, DCThe findings of the 2013 NMHC 50 rankings of apartment owners and managers may have an air of déjà vu to them, but there have also been some notable changes over the past year.
TYSONS CORNER, VA-Energy, technology and education are the driving sectors behind the purchase, the fund says.
WASHINGTON, DCNine of the top 10 names on the 2013 NMHC 50 are repeat appearances.