If you haven’t considered a cost segregation study on your property, there is good probability
Building costs segregation studies have become more valuable after the tax reform.
Getty Images Developers are focusing on delivering studios and one-bedrooms in dense urban markets.
The new apartments now opening tend to have fewer bedrooms spread over fewer square feet of space than just
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Risk metrics and new regulations will go hand-in-hand in the coming years.
Reg BI will transform advisors’ approach to risk metrics, said Aaron Klein, co-founder and CEO of Riskalyze. “The era of Reg BI is here,” he said.
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Pebblebrook Hotel Trust’s new Hotel Zena will be dedicated to “celebrating the accomplishments of women.”
(Bloomberg)—A Washington hotel is positioning itself
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Fannie Mae’s researchers predict significantly expanded housing production in 2020, reports CNBC. The New York Times looks at where and how Gen Z shops. These are today’s must reads from around the commercial real
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Getty Images A year after Apple announced it would open an office in New York, it has still to sign a lease.
(Bloomberg)—New York City is waiting
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Getty Images Life company lenders are particularly attracted to the multifamily sector because of its demand drivers.
Life insurance companies are holding their own in the competitive commercial real
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Around 70 percent of under-construction stock in the hospitality sector is made up of limited-service hotels.
Developers continue building limited-service hotels in top markets, according to industry sources.
“They are among the most profitable of the [hospitality] property
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Scott Olson/Getty Images The government is now liable for as much as $1 billion in damages by failing to buy enough land to hold all the
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Rents in Phoenix undergo some of the nation's fastest-rising rents, according to AP. Forbes reports renting sees a resurgence among seniors and high earners. These are among today's must reads from around
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