Downtown Austin Expected To Catch Its Breath Going Into 2018
Developers expect a slowdown in the delivery of projects to the Downtown Austin market over the next two years, a move not unwelcome and described by one developer as Austin's “chance to catch its breath.”
Long term, Austin's prospects still look strong, but developers at Bisnow's Future of Downtown Austin event last week agreed that in the short term easy parcels of land and available methods of financing have gotten harder to find.
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Council Response Tepid To Austin Convention Center Expansion
Austin City Council's response to an expansion of the Austin Convention Center appeared to be tepid, at best, at a work session Tuesday morning.
Final decisions on controversial issues such as the convention center expansion likely will be pushed off…
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Christmas Arrives Early For San Antonio With IKEA, 800K SF Project Announcement
Weitzman has dropped news of an IKEA-anchored retail plaza at San Antonio's highest-profile intersection, announcing what is likely to be the biggest local retail project of 2018.
The Live Oak Town Center, at the southwest corner of Interstate 35 and Loop 1604,…
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Canadian Investor Enters San Antonio Apartment Market With 500-Unit Buy
The second-largest investor in Phoenix's multifamily market has chosen San Antonio as its second market for U.S. investment.
Vancouver-based Western Wealth Capital, led by co-founder and CEO Janet LePage, has picked up 4,000 units in Phoenix, across 34 properties, in…
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Credit Score Hurdle Harder To Clear For Apartment Renters
Though millennials are flocking to the city to be closer to work, research shows the more competitive the market, the better the credit score that is needed to secure an apartment.
Justin Rubner wanted to live close to his office in Midtown Atlanta. While he thought he had solid credit, a mark from his past kept him from being able to rent one of the gleaming new apartment towers sprouting up in the city within walking distance from his employer. In the end, Rubner and his fiancee decided to lease at an apartment along Atlanta's new coveted BeltLine walking trail in the popular Old Fourth Ward neighborhood.
"It wasn't our first choice," he said.
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Rebound In U.S. Deal Volume Led By Apartment, Industrial Investment Activity
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The Fabulous Real Estate of WeWork Co-Founder And CEO Adam Neumann
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