... markets — the San Francisco Bay Area, Seattle, Toronto, Washington, D.C., and New York City — remain unchanged from 2020; however, San ... ones,” he said. “They're just growing at a slower pace than they anticipated six months ago.”
... we’ll return to a fast but manageable 75 mph pace that seems more sustainable long-term.” Inflationary pressure is already ... a June 21 Bisnow event. Desire for Class-B and C space, where landlords have more wiggle room to offset rising ...
... before the coronavirus pandemic — part of what spurred the breakneck pace of office construction — has accelerated. Eighty percent of leases ... legacy space,” Mangru said. “For those Class-B, Class-C buildings, I think they're gonna really have to reassess ...
... the hunt to acquire office buildings in New York, D.C., Atlanta and Austin, and while the math on deals has ... property sold in New York City, putting the market on pace to more than double 2021's investment volume. But Compass ...
... these projects have seen the kind of leasing pace we would expect to see in a healthy ... in rents. “For the most part, the pace of leasing in the suburbs held up rather ... s Q4 market report. The rate for Class-C rentals meanwhile dropped 70 basis points to 3.7 ...
... to a year ago — and a rapid pace of leasing that means new spec development is ... totaling 334 acres underway in the Washington, D.C., area, with another 915 acres in the ... or are being redeveloped from manufacturing. D.C. doesn’t have that, so finding the ...
... Delaware, before expanding in recent years to Maryland, Washington, D.C., Virginia and Florida. The company's growth will come not ... less than a decade, Wawa expects to eventually hit a pace of more than 100 openings per year in both its ...
... markets” in corridors of or near Philadelphia, Washington, D.C., and New Jersey. Hunter said these secondary markets have ... expanding research companies needing lab space immediately.” This accelerated pace has helped to create what Hunter called “hyper- ...
... them) drove a furious pace of construction that still couldn't keep pace. But in 2019, new ... by 113M SF over that time period. C&W said it sees no cause for alarm ... the needs of rapidly modernizing logistics networks, C&W reports. The firm's researchers expect ...
... lfpr was up this month. pic.twitter.com/sSGKBpeCJ1 — Jay C. Shambaugh (@JayCShambaugh) September 4, 2020 Easy prediction: without in ... Feb2. We've recovered about half of Mar+Apr loss3. Pace of improvement decelerating a bit4. Virus remains out of control5 ...
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