Uber Elevate's Official Real Estate Partner Dishes On Bringing Flying Cars To DFW By 2024
Uber Elevate, Uber's flying transit system, is slated to come to DFW in 2024, and Hillwood Properties is the official “Vertiport” development partner in North Texas.
Hillwood Properties President Mike Berry explained the partnership at Bisnow's Big South Office Event.
“For real estate, how we plan, all of us plan, for ‘Vertiports' in our projects, if you believe in it, whether it be on top of parking…
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Two More Fat Years For DFW Office Market
Despite great conditions in the DFW office market, many real estate professionals are rubbernecking, looking for the end of an unnervingly long cycle. Office market gurus at Bisnow's Big South Office Event said this cycle still has two years left,…
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How Well-Curated Public Art Adds Value, Attracts Tenants To CRE
The amenities arms race often focuses on what a tenant uses within a building — fitness centers, tenant lounges and loaded technology packages. But one amenity is often overlooked even as people interact with it daily.
Savvy developers have come to realize that thoughtfully curated public art that stands out while blending in with a building's overall function can attract and maintain tenants.
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CVS-Aetna $69B Deal To Transform Retail Sites Into Community Healthcare Hubs
In a move that analysts predict could disrupt the healthcare industry like Amazon's Whole Foods Market acquisition disrupted retail, CVS Health will acquire Aetna for $69B and leverage its retail footprint to create one-stop-shop healthcare clinics across the U.S.
The goal is to bridge the gap between doctors, pharmacists and other healthcare professionals for consumers, making access to healthcare benefits less expensive and the physical act of going to the doctor or picking up prescriptions more seamless.
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The Irony: Weak Malls Are Being Sold Online
As e-commerce contributes to the trend of retailers shuttering their doors, mall owners are looking to online real estate marketplaces like Ten-X Commercial and Real Capital Markets to offload weak properties, The Real Deal reports.
Since it began to sell malls online…
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