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AUGUST 13, 2019

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More Than Half of College Graduates Are Moving in with Parents, Instead of Renting, Survey Finds

More than half (54 percent) of young people about to graduate from college plan to move back home to live with their parents, according to a new report from Apartment Guide.

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Technology

What Can AI Do for Commercial Real Estate Investors?

As we approach the top of the real estate market cycle, commercial real estate investors are being forced to look at the bigger picture and become more adaptable to maximize their portfolios and stay ahead of the competition. The good news? Tech-enabled solutions are helping to drive strong returns and create new opportunities for investors to get the most out of their properties and access the data necessary for strong valuations.

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An Emerging Opportunity for Investors and Operators: Middle Income Seniors Housing

The results of The Forgotten Middle: Middle Market Seniors Housing Study were initially presented at a Health Affairs policy briefing in Washington, D.C. on April 24th and then at an Investor Summit in New York on May 21st. Here are some notable takeways from the study.

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Mirae Said to Emerge as Lead Bidder for Anbang Hotel Portfolio

Mirae Asset Financial Group is emerging as the leading bidder for a U.S. luxury hotel portfolio being sold by trouble Chinese insurer Anbang Insurance Group Co., people with knowledge of the matter said.

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Empty Storefronts Jolt NYC Council into Action on Small Business

In New York City, big businesses like Amazon and Google are adding space. It’s the small ones local politicians are worried about, with vacant storefronts taking up as much as 20% of some retail areas of Manhattan and Brooklyn.The City Council passed a law last month requiring landlords to register the status of their retail space, with updates when businesses come and go. The council said it enacted the law after having seen “a slew of beloved local establishments across the city closed amid skyrocketing costs.”

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10 Must Reads for the CRE Industry Today

More than 7,800 stores are already slated to close in 2019, reports Business Insider. The World Trade Center is still losing money, according to the Wall Street Journal. These are among today’s must reads from around the commercial real estate industry.

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