San Antonio's Market Continues To Evolve
For years, San Antonio has sat back and let its flashier sister cities hog all the attention (off the basketball court, at least). Now that the market cycles are turning investors off other major Texas metros like Houston, they're starting to give the Alamo City a second look—and they like what they see. Hear more about San Antonio's market from our panel of experts at Bisnow's State of the Market event on Sept. 29.
San Antonio has quietly established itself as an attractive office market. The metro's financial services industry employs approximately 86,000 workers, growing nearly 30% since the recession. USAA's move into Downtown last year started a resurgence of companies choosing to locate…
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Holiday Sales Look Promising After Growth In Back To School Shopping
Fall begins next Thursday, but back to school shopping remains unfinished for 87% of US families, according to a new report from CBRE. As previously predicted, after everyone's bought their neon highlighters and Justin Bieber notebooks, back to school sales…
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Richland Inks 38k SF Worth Of Leases In San Antonio
Houston property giant The Richland Cos has been on a leasing tear in San Antonio, inking 12 deals topping 38k SF in retail space.
Richland's West Loop II at 5407 Bandera Road will welcome 10 new tenants and one renewed…
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Economists Weigh In: Fund Managers Are Readjusting Their Portfolios, Pouring Billions Into REITs This Year
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Though Progress Is Slow, Retailers Are Adapting To Contend With E-Commerce
It's no surprise that of all five asset classes, retail has been the slowest to gain traction coming out of the recession. The sector has had to contend with a loss of foot traffic, declining sales and rapidly changing consumer preferences—all of which point to the rise and prevalence of e-commerce.
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Could you wrangle this crowd? Bisnow is looking for a part-time on-site event coordinator to handle our Texas events. We need somebody with a lot of energy, who's willing to roll up their sleeves and wake up bright and early to keep our events running smoothly in Dallas, Austin and San Antonio. Expenses paid for travel. If this is you or someone you know, email Javier@bisnow.com. You'll earn $400 for referring someone we hire. |
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