With low inflation, steady job growth and strong consumer
There might be some headwinds from the political uncertainty and excess supply, but occupancy should remain stable.
Getty Images Consumer purchases rose by 0.3 percent in November.
(Bloomberg)—Americans’ spending picked up in November and income gains topped projections, offering hope for a solid holiday-shopping season and indicating household consumption will
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While the co-working sector is still expected to expand in coming years, some market observers have slashed their growth estimates.
WeWork certainly made waves this year when the co-working giant fired its CEO,
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Understanding market patterns is complex — not even the nation’s leading economists always get it right. But how does interpreting past market patterns inform a savvy investment strategy, and what are the key things
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Airbnb faces bad publicity as it prepares for IPO, reports Fortune. More than 9,300 stores closed their doors this year, according to CNN Business. These are among today's must reads from around the
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Spencer Platt/Getty Images Mets COO Jeff Wilpon has been running Sterling Project Development, helping develop stadiums and arenas.
(Bloomberg)—New York Mets fans complain the
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The average cap rate for office buildings in Sun Belt markets is 260 basis points above core market rates.
Sun Belt office markets are routinely outperforming the national office market on numerous metrics, according to
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Thanks to a new tax break, Urban Catalyst became one of the most active office developers in San Jose.
(Bloomberg)—San Francisco’s towers and Silicon Valley’s sprawling tech campuses have long overshadowed downtown San Jose
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The Court said that Airbnb can’t be regulated like a real estate agency with online services.
(Bloomberg)—Airbnb Inc. can’t be
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Eduardo Munoz Alvarez/Getty Images Universities are building out seniors living facilities to cater to the baby boomer generation, according to the Wall Street Journal. CNBC looks at
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