A retail rebound and a slower-than-usual pace of construction are driving up DFW retail rents — but the boost could be short-lived.
Hotels are in recovery mode, but a persistent lack of workers is stalling momentum at properties nationwide.
Investors are increasingly interested in post-1980 assets because rent stabilization rules don't apply to them.
The potential for higher taxes is still on many investors' minds, shifting buyer interest to the suburbs and outlying neighborhoods.
Despite unprecedented rent growth, a fall to earth is highly unlikely for the Philly suburbs because supply is so far behind demand.
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.
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.
MJW Investments has purchased Hidden Lake Apartments, less than 20 miles south of Downtown Atlanta, in an off-market transaction.
Despite high vacancy rates, Chicago's office market is gaining investor interest outside the downtown area, especially in the northern and western suburbs.
New Houston retail research suggests that amid low consumer confidence, retailers are skittish about letting go of their leases.
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