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December 12, 2022

There Were No REIT IPOs In 2022 For The First Time In 21 Years

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It has been a brutal year for publicly traded commercial real estate owners on Wall Street, so much so that an ignominious milestone was reached for the first time in more than two decades.

There Were No REIT IPOs In 2022 For The First Time In 21 Years

No companies have filed to become a public real estate investment trust in 2022, the first time that has happened since 2001, a spokesperson for REIT industry group Nareit confirmed to Bisnow.The industry has faced gale-force headwinds, due in large part to the Federal Reserve’s aggressive interest rate hikes. The FTSE…

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Kroger Replacing Wine Bar With Office Space At Atlanta Supermarket

Kroger Replacing Wine Bar With Office Space At Atlanta Supermarket

At the Kroger store in Atlanta's Lindbergh neighborhood, customers will soon be able to pick up milk, eggs and a quick huddle with co-workers to finish that sales proposal by deadline.The grocery giant — the second-largest U.S. chain by market share behind Walmart…

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This Week's Atlanta Deal Sheet: Hyundai, SK Confirm Battery Plant Plans

This Week's Atlanta Deal Sheet: Hyundai, SK Confirm Battery Plant Plans  

A Korean lithium-ion battery-maker is officially headed to North Georgia for a new plant in partnership with Hyundai Motor Group.

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp — fresh from a re-election victory — announced Tuesday that SK On will build a battery plant at Bartow Centre, an industrial site located in Bartow County, some 50 miles north of Downtown Atlanta.  The up to $5B investment will supply electric vehicle batteries for Hyundai plants in…

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Reusing Buildings Is Good For The Planet. But Does It Make Money?

 

When property owners are writing to lobby government ministers, the debate is getting serious.

Worried that local authorities are becoming increasingly resistant to owners knocking down buildings for redevelopment, the London Property Alliance sent an open letter to Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities Michael Gove saying that government and local planning policy should promote “retrofit first but not retrofit only”.

At issue is what emits more carbon — knocking down an old building and developing a new, super-carbon-efficient asset or retrofitting the old building to make it more energy-efficient?

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'Rational To Be Anxious’: What Happens Next After Blackstone, Starwood’s Withdrawal Freeze

Investors are lining up to take their money out of nontraded REITs after pouring in tens of billions in recent years, which allowed fund managers like Blackstone and Starwood to dominate the commercial real estate market with huge portfolio acquisitions.

Now these types of funds, which didn’t exist during the Great Financial Crisis, are in uncharted waters.

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