... lfpr was up this month. pic.twitter.com/sSGKBpeCJ1 — Jay C. Shambaugh (@JayCShambaugh) September 4, 2020 Easy prediction: without in ... Feb2. We've recovered about half of Mar+Apr loss3. Pace of improvement decelerating a bit4. Virus remains out of control5 ...
... means the Chicago metro area is keeping pace with the Los Angeles and Washington, D.C., areas, and exceeding occupancy levels of ...
... Inn by Marriott Arlington Capital View in suburban Washington, D.C., to Blackstone Group for $171.6M, and McSam Hotel Group ...
... development near the Minnesota Avenue Metro station in Northeast D.C. The project used opportunity zone financing, and Farrell ... slowdown could help developers achieve their desired lease-up pace and rents. The NDC and CityInterests projects are largely ...
... to apartments in the past two years was Washington, D.C., with 1,091 residential units created in three former office ...
... long-term thinking. But the sector is changing at a pace unmatched in its history — can the family-owned real estate ...
... kind of construction suspension order in place, and as the pace of construction projects falls behind schedule, loans automatically become ... survival mode, working parents from entry level up to the C-suite are finding ways to stay productive, and in ...
... that would keep things moving forward at a more orderly pace. First, as the nation begins to emerge from the pandemic ... the Great Recession and gridlock in immigration debates in D.C. (which could help bring in more skilled workers), and it ...
... two of its brokers coming along. Wynne will also bring C.J. Valencia to Skye with him from their previous posts ... at Ascendant Realty, as well as Terrence Pace, formerly of JLL. Among other Lowe subsidiaries are resort and ...
... was a “win-win” for both parties. WeWork is on pace to be profitable by the end of 2021, Mathrani said ... , including the first market to which it expanded, Washington, D.C., where it has closed seven locations. It is far from ...
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