| Lenders don't have much appetite for spec development and even single-tenant, build-to-suit projects are getting the evil eye, The Bissell Cos? Barry Fabyan tells us. Barry will be elaborating on his market observations at Bisnow's Future of Charlotte Real Estatesummit at the Ritz Carlton Uptown Dec. 15. Bissell is developing two new office buildings in Ballantyne. The $100M, self-financed project totals 550k SF. CoStar says it's the largest project of its kind in the country. And it's clearly the exception in today's market, Barry says. He'll be joined on Bisnow?s panel of experts by Grubb Properties'Clay Grubb, Wells Fargo economist Mark Vitner, and Argus Development's Tom Cluderay. Register here! | ||
| With almost 40 years in the development business, Argus Development Group's Tom Cluderay tells us he's never been more challenged. (That's Tom vacationing at the Cape of Good Hope... which doesn't look as scary as all those 14th century Portuguese sailors say.) Mixing smaller ?mom and pop? retailers with a strong grocery-anchored draw appears to be about the safest bet right now, says Tom, whose company specializes in retail development. Tom will also be among Bisnow?s all-star panel at the Future of Charlotte Real Estate Summit Dec. 15. |
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