SoCal Power Women: Women In CRE Making Gains, But Not Enough
Be bold. Be aggressive. Don't apologize. Do what you need to do.
These were the words of advice from high-ranking executive women in commercial real estate to other women working in the field and those seeking to join the mostly male-dominated industry.
“We still have a long way to go in terms of getting more women in the commercial real estate industry,” Allen Matkins partner Julie Hoffman told the crowd at Bisnow's SoCal Power Women event at the LA Grand Hotel in downtown Los…
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Trump Is Getting Involved In Opportunity Zones, And Experts Think That's A Good Thing
Opportunity zones have become the darling of real estate investors since their adoption last year, but the still-under-the-radar program is poised to receive a lot more attention, and possibly scrutiny, after it was promoted in the Oval Office last week.
President Donald Trump's signing of an executive order to push more federal resources into the Opportunity Zone program is a step in the right direction and could bolster the little known tax incentive program and the distressed communities that benefit…
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Los Angeles Ranks No. 3 In The Nation In Rent Growth
With an average monthly apartment price of $2,461, Los Angeles ranks No. 3 in the nation with the fastest-growing rent prices in a large metro area, according to data compiled by a national apartment search website.
RENTCafé used data from Yardi Matrix, a data company that tracks the multifamily, office, industrial and self-storage industries, to find rent in the city of Los Angeles rose 6.6% year over year. Rent prices in Los Angeles went up $153 from last year's average rent price of $2,308.
Nationwide, Las Vegas ranked No. 1 in the nation for rent growth with year-over-year rent increasing 8% to $1,044, according to RENTCafé. Phoenix, with an average monthly rent of $1,011, ranked No. 2 with a 7.7% increase from the previous…
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The 10 Questions Real Estate Has To Answer In 2019
As you build your 2019 strategy, there are 10 key questions to keep in mind, a recent UBS Global Real Estate report outlined.
From the impact of rate rises to the rise of the shared economy to technology, here are the issues the industry will need to grapple with, and UBS' thoughts on how things will play out.
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Market Moves Happening Behind The Scenes In Northern Virginia Following HQ2 Deal
ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA — The month since Amazon announced its HQ2 campus in Northern Virginia has been filled with endless speculation and studies about market impacts, community meetings, panels and other public musings on Arlington's major economic development win.
But amid the Amazon hysteria, key stakeholders in the neighborhood branded as National Landing have been quietly moving chess pieces, from an apartment owner putting a large building on the market to new office and retail tenants seeking space to corporate housing operators scouring the market for available apartments to the area's largest landlord buying up even more property.
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