It's Thursday, and we rounded up the top 10 stories on Twitter (for alliteration's sake). Read them below.
1. You know Manhattan's Midtown is a hotspot for offices, but do you know which industry dominates the leasing demand?
Chart of the Week: Financial Services sector still tops Midtown NYC office leasing demand @JLLNewYork pic.twitter.com/4qziX2beHP
— Paul Formichelli (@PaulFormichelli) November 12, 2015
2. Speaking of leasing demand, which cities do law firms like most?
#NewYork tops the list for #LawFirms leasing activity (s.f.), see the full report https://t.co/OljR0vUhen pic.twitter.com/lkbAbJ94au
— JLL New York (@JLLNewYork) November 12, 2015
3. If you haven't noticed but skyscrapers are getting taller and taller.
Pretty cool analysis of new breed of #NYC supertall #skyscrapers by @REBNY. #CRE https://t.co/Jyx7HmbbBz pic.twitter.com/nhsvnP5EJq
— Ben Johnson (@bjohn9) November 11, 2015
4. You're going to want to read this Colliers Energy Report.
Colliers ( @Colliers ) Energy Report Shows Shift in Major #CRE Markets - https://t.co/AaYsbXOFuh pic.twitter.com/ZJbBuQAtdR
— THE TENANT ADVISOR (@CoyDavidsonCRE) November 12, 2015
5. There's an urban migration going on, making rooftop gardens the latest trend.
Unearthing a New Trend: Rooftop Office Gardens - Knowledge Leader | Colliers International Knowledge Leader | https://t.co/54wcZSf5Dg
— THE TENANT ADVISOR (@CoyDavidsonCRE) November 11, 2015
6. Howdy. There's another migration of HQs from California to the Lone Star State.
California lost 9,000 business HQs and expansions, mostly to Texas, seven-year study says - Austin Business Journal https://t.co/tqApUM0eFu
— THE TENANT ADVISOR (@CoyDavidsonCRE) November 11, 2015
7. Manhattan's luxurious 432 Park tower splits full-floor condos into two to lower prices.
As desire for pricey apts wane, developers split #432Park full-floor condos into 2 https://t.co/n2cWMs6WLA via @crainsnewyork #nycrealestate
— Adrian Noriega (@1adriannoriega) November 11, 2015
8. Don't give up on REITs just yet.
Finding Value in #REITs https://t.co/zzqTy7Czyc #CRE
— Robert Pliska, CRE (@rpliska) November 11, 2015
9. Multifamily lending is starting to level off.
#Multifamily Lending Starting to Level Off https://t.co/EKNM2NXsY8 via @nreionline #cre
— Jeff Vinzani (@vinzani) November 11, 2015
10. What happens to renters who don't have the credit to qualify for affordable housing?
"Some affordable bldgs have trouble filling apartments" bc many low-income renters don’t have credit to qualify https://t.co/oj5oxf1FRS
— Rebecca Baird-Remba (@thecitywanderer) November 12, 2015
