People have a growing appetite for innovative technology in all aspects of their lives – and apartment developers and investors trying to stay ahead of the curve are discovering that the future in apartment living is converging around a “smarter” experience.
The Oslo-based fund, the world’s biggest, lost 14.4 percent in the six months through June. At the same time, investments in logistics property helped the fund’s unlisted real-estate holdings gain 7.1 percent, though they account for 3 percent of its assets.
A Freddie Mac says that 60 percent of residents it surveyed experienced rent hikes in the past year. Target is aggressively managing its inventory to reduce excess stock during the second quarter, reports The Wall Street Journal. These are among today’s must reads from around the commercial real estate industry.
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