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There's still time to get tickets to our Dallas Capital Markets event with speakers from Hunt Mortgage, JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs, Invesco and more. Presidium Group acquired Linda Vista Apartments and Carlton Court Apartments in Dallas. Presidium has been steadily growing its presence in Texas metros, with over $250M of acquisitions to date in 2016. 
Carlton Court is a 270-unit Class-B community that will be rebranded as Cottonwood at Park Central. Linda Vista's 370 units will be renamed Linear. Located in North Central Dallas, Carlton Court and Linda Vista both are catty-corner of the exchange…
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Hot 'Hoods: Victory Park
If Victory Park was ever in Uptown's shadow, it isn't now. With big players such as Hillwood Urban, Hines, Trademark and an equity fund called UST XVI managed by Estein & Associates investing into the submarket, the 75-acre neighborhood has…
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Why John Goff Is 'As Invested In Oil As I've Ever Been In My Life'
John says what's happening right now goes beyond OPEC. The deal was certainly an important factor impacting price, but there's a bigger story—and it has everything to do with the lack of investment in the industry in the last three…
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An Explosion Of Food Halls: 7 Things You Need To KnowThough big-box retailers continue to suffer from declining foot traffic, stagnant expansion and shuttering stores as consumer preferences shift in favor of e-commerce, it's not all doom and gloom for the industry. Food-related retail continues to see aggressive growth as Americans are eating out more than ever. This can be seen in the growing prevalence of food halls. |
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Could Industrial Automation Bring Manufacturing Jobs Back To The US?When it comes to manufacturing in the US, rising labor costs continue to spur the industry's rapid adoption of automation. Add in technology that is growing increasingly cheaper, and it becomes clear why robotics continues to replace workers in this sector. Such is the case for China's industrial scene as well, as outlined in a recent CBRE report. Roughly 10 to 20 years ago, manufacturing in China was red-hot; if a US manufacturer was looking for a low cost, high labor market, China was at the top of the list. But that is no longer the case, CBRE's head of industrial research in the Americas David Egan tells Bisnow. |
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