The disruption caused by the pandemic made off-market transactions more attractive for both investors and potential sellers. Earlier this month, global investment firm KKR announced that it had partnered
Urban E-Grocery Startups Create Demand for Mini Fulfillment Centers
The rise of rapid grocery delivery startups is creating demand for a new kind of logistics property. As the e-commerce boom continues, one of its rapidly growing offshoots appears
Are Production Studios About to Become a Major CRE Asset Class?
Major investors are pouring more and more money into these assets. On July 29, Blackstone and Hudson Pacific Properties announced plans to invest $170 to $190 million to develop
Good News for Office Landlords: Sublet Flood Is On the Wane
Far fewer tenants are putting space on the market compared to last year, and some are taking their spaces back. As the COVID-19 pandemic in the U.S. reaches its
Supply Chain Issues Pushing Industrial Rents to Records
Industrial occupiers would rather pay more for rent than for transportation costs. As supply chain issues grow around the country and around the world, U.S. industrial property owners are
How Real Estate Fits into One Wealth Manager’s Aim to Help Affluent People of Color Build Generational Wealth
V. David Russell recently joined MGO Private Wealth in Dallas to grow the firm’s focus on entertainment, sports and media professionals. The historical racial wealth disparity in America has
Industrial Net Lease Assets Are Red Hot, As New Buyers Enter the Sector
Competition for industrial net lease assets is so high, sellers are marketing their properties without price tags to see how far buyers will go to win the bid. In
More Office Properties Are Becoming Labs in Top Life Sciences Cities
Developers are quickly converting some existing office spaces, but not every building is a good fit to include laboratory space. Investors are eager to buy life sciences buildings—which may look
Why Affordable Housing Is No Longer a Niche Investment Strategy
“When we first started, we were very granular… But we should have bought everything and taken every opportunity because it’s all making money now,” says John R. Williams, of Avanath
The Co-Working Sector Is Bouncing Back
Some real estate experts predicted the demise of co-working when COVID-19 arrived. The opposite is happening. In the spring of 2020, as countries around the world went into lockdowns