Fort Worth Industrial Has A Fever, But It May Catch Cold
The Fort Worth industrial submarket looks great. Its fundamentals are off the chart with total vacancy at only 5.5%, and absorption continues to outpace the addition of new product, but is the market too hot for its own good?
“We've had a tremendous amount of positive absorption and good activity,” JLL Senior Vice President George Curry said. “Overall, the Fort Worth fundamentals seem to be solid.”
In the last five years, there was nearly 18M SF added to the…
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International Business Park In Plano To Get 4 New Buildings
Billingsley Co. filed plans in Plano to develop four new, four-story office buildings at International Business Park.
Billingsley will begin construction on the first building in May, according to the Dallas Morning News. The building is planned to be roughly…
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Tenants Love Bike Rooms. Bike Repair Shops? Not So Much.
While real estate is all about location, multifamily amenities are what drive leasing activity. In Silicon Valley, multifamily developers are having to take the extra step to add that one amenity that everyone is talking about. But the next big amenity does not always work.
“Bike storage works all the time, for sure, but we thought a shared bike repair shop would be really cool: three racks, tools, people can have conversations around their bikes,” Harmonie Park principal Don Capobres said during a recent Bisnow event in San Jose. “It's been an utter failure in the projects we've implemented it. No one is using them.”
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Liberty Property Trust is looking to fully exit the suburban office market this year.
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Commercial Real Estate Pricing Drops Nationally As The Search For Attractive Assets Continues
Commercial real estate pricing entered 2018 on a low note. Nationwide prices fell 0.3% last month, representing the ninth consecutive month of declines.
“We edged off historic highs. The declines over the last three quarters have been mild and more of a stagnation than a decline,” Ten-X Senior Quantitative Strategist Chris Muoio said. “Prices have plateaued.”
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8 Things To Know While Watching The Winter Olympics In South Korea
Part sport, part business, part spectacle, part bragging rights for the host nation: the Olympics are all that and more.
The games also have a real estate impact, sometimes leaving behind valuable infrastructure, such as the 1936 Olympic stadium in Berlin, and at other times white elephants, such as pretty much anything built for the 2004 Athens Games.
Now the games are coming to rural South Korea in a sparsely populated mountainous region that hopes to be a wintertime destination. Here are eight things to know about South Korea and the games ahead of the event.
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