Grocery-anchored shopping centers remain a sweet spot for investors shopping for retail properties in an extremely volatile environment, and one in which overall retail transaction volume is down significantly.
HALL Structured Finance is an entrepreneurial, value-add, direct private lender that provides ground-up construction, adaptive reuse and major asset repositioning for commercial real estate projects throughout the United States.
While the industrial sector continues to be an investor favorite, there are increasing signs in the marketplace that it may be showing signs of cooling off.
Forget 24-hour cities, investors should follow the path of the strongest job and population growth. Eighteen-hour cities are often the markets with above-average urban population growth, plus a lower cost of living and lower cost of doing business relative to 24-hour cities.
Amazon.com Inc. is preparing to open Amazon Go supermarkets and pop-up stores, an expansion of the company’s cashierless ambitions that includes the possibility of licensing the technology to other retailers.
Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren attacked Wall Street firms on Monday for buying houses in the wake of the financial crisis, arguing that it contributed to the country's growing inequality.
The Federal Reserve does not plan to cut rates again, reports The New York Times. Blackstone has sold its remaining stake in Invitation Homes, according to the Wall Street Journal. These are among today’s stories from around the commercial real estate industry.
