The end of the week is finally here. But before you check out of the office, here are the top 11 stories #CRE influencers are talking about on Twitter.
1. How else is tech disrupting the real estate industry?
Drone Technology Might Guide the Next CRE Investment Boom http://t.co/PDEOj9yXpq
— THE TENANT ADVISOR (@CoyDavidsonCRE) Oct. 9, 2015
2. How much taller can skyscrapers go?
The Race to the Top: Will It Ever Stop? http://t.co/mCuGsXbcQ7 via @HabitatMag #nycrealestate #nycskycrapers
— Adrian Noriega (@1adriannoriega) Oct. 9, 2015
3. Lobbies are like an office's first impression.
The 8 Coolest Office Lobbies You've Ever Seen http://t.co/xZs5QTAjVi
— Gabe Marans (@Gmarans) Oct. 9, 2015
4. CNBC's talking REITs and Coy Davidson shares the wealth.
Rocking REITs http://t.co/KESgRD18ps
— THE TENANT ADVISOR (@CoyDavidsonCRE) Oct. 8, 2015
5. The growth of tech is spurring the job and housing market in places like San Fran and now Seattle.
“Seattle has wanted to be San Francisco for so long...now it’s figuring out maybe that it isn’t what we want to be.” http://t.co/11pUZXaqBk
— Ben Carlos Thypin (@SoBendito) Oct. 9, 2015
6. Here's a little REIT portfolio advice.
The Ground Up: Always Diversify http://t.co/OX0bRZFyAI
— Brad Thomas (@swan_investor) Oct. 9, 2015
7. Holiday shopping is upon us. But it might not be a good year.
Holiday Hiccup: #Retail Sales Growth Expected to Slow This Season http://t.co/11FSolEfgz via @business #cre
— Robert Pliska, CRE (@rpliska) Oct. 8, 2015
8. The RE brokerage world is cutthroat.
The RE brokerage business is changing quickly, and agents are turning over faster than any time since the late '80s http://t.co/TgLEoTMl2b
— Stefanos Chen (@stefanoschen) Oct. 9, 2015
9. Are Koreans the next foreign investor takeover for US assets?
Korean fund buys minority stake in Minskoff's 51 Astor http://t.co/PwX7NhigGm via @trdny
— Lois Weiss (@LoisWeiss) Oct. 7, 2015
10. New York may need to brace itself for the next recession.
Why the next recession is set to truly slam New York http://t.co/oblCrdMJpo
— Fredric U. Dicker (@fud31) Oct. 6, 2015
11. We know NYC is a hot market for Chinese investors. Why isn't CA?
If a tree falls in #China does it land on #Cal #realestate? Yes as Chinese slowdown brings intl buys to 8 year low. http://t.co/NqATTVrOL6
— David Levitt (@dmlevitt) Oct. 9, 2015
