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A retail rebound and a slower-than-usual pace of construction are driving up DFW retail rents — but the boost could be short-lived.
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Hotels are in recovery mode, but a persistent lack of workers is stalling momentum at properties nationwide.
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Investors are increasingly interested in post-1980 assets because rent stabilization rules don't apply to them.
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The potential for higher taxes is still on many investors' minds, shifting buyer interest to the suburbs and outlying neighborhoods.
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Despite unprecedented rent growth, a fall to earth is highly unlikely for the Philly suburbs because supply is so far behind demand.
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Permits for over 26,000 housing units were pulled in Philadelphia, even more than in New York, last year. The number of completed units will likely be smaller.
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Buc-ee's has made its name in Texas with Beaver Nuggets and clean restrooms. Retail experts don't think it will struggle to grow the company elsewhere.
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MJW Investments has purchased Hidden Lake Apartments, less than 20 miles south of Downtown Atlanta, in an off-market transaction.
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Despite high vacancy rates, Chicago's office market is gaining investor interest outside the downtown area, especially in the northern and western suburbs.
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New Houston retail research suggests that amid low consumer confidence, retailers are skittish about letting go of their leases.
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