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April 25, 2022

Global Real Estate Investors Have A New Favorite City, And It's Not A Gateway Market

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Foreign investors in commercial real estate have long preferred to place their money in a small handful of top-tier cities like New York, Chicago and San Francisco. 

But a new survey shows that even the investors that have traditionally chosen stable cash flow over maximizing returns are now more eager to buy in the Sun Belt hotbeds of Atlanta and Austin than the gateway cities.

Global Real Estate Investors Have A New Favorite City, And It's Not A Gateway Market

Atlanta is the city most foreign investors plan to invest in this year, according to the annual Association For International Real Estate Investors survey, ahead of No. 2 Austin and No. 3 Boston. While both Austin and Boston were among the top three destinations in the 2021 survey, Atlanta supplanted Dallas and…

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Dallas-based Velocis purchased 900 Ashwood, a 207K SF office building in Central Perimeter, the firm's fifth Metro Atlanta asset that also includes Sugarloaf Corporate Center in Gwinnett County,

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Amazon Crushes Building Materials Supply Chain, Sends Shockwaves Through Construction Industry

Amazon Crushes Building Materials Supply Chain, Sends Shockwaves Through Construction Industry  

“Sorry, I can’t help you. Amazon has bought everything in production for the next six months.” 

That is the response Andrew M. Smith, president of Dallas-based McRight-Smith Construction, got from a national supplier of steel joist and deck materials when he set out to build a medical office facility in the Dallas-Fort Worth area last year. Despite placing the order 20 weeks in advance, the supplier quoted a lead time of at least 40 weeks, causing Smith to seek out a smaller company to fabricate the materials by hand. That alternative pushed the cost from $65K to $99.5K while shaving 24 weeks off delivery time, he said.

“That’s the choice people are having to make,” he said. “Are you willing to spend more money to go an alternate route, or do you extend the length of the construction project?” Supply chain bottlenecks have plagued the construction industry for several years now, creating unusually long lead times and…

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