The Trump Effect Could Encourage More Real Estate Execs To Enter Politics
If Donald Trump's election proved anything to Peebles Corp founder Don Peebles, it is that Americans value business leadership over political experience. So for someone who has successfully managed a portfolio of billions of dollars in commercial real estate, a city with an $80B budget should be just as easy.
Peebles is still mulling a run for New York City mayor in an attempt to unseat incumbent Bill de Blasio in the Democratic primary. He is just one of a handful of commercial real estate executives across the country who are eyeing…
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A Trump Hotel For Nashville, But Not Called That
Trump Hotels has signed 17 letters of intent with potential owners in various parts of the country for its new Scion hotel brand, including one in Nashville. The hotels, should they be developed, will not only be part of the…
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Belmont Starts Work On Major Residence Hall
Belmont University broke ground yesterday on the institution's largest residence hall, which will open its first phase in August 2018. The second phase will be finished in early 2019. The property will house 600 upperclassmen.
About 55% of Belmont's undergraduate…
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Charlotte Avenue Adaptive Reuse Begins Next Month
Work is poised to begin on the redevelopment of the L&L Restaurant Equipment space on Charlotte Avenue into a major food court and marketplace. The 55k SF adaptive reuse, now known as Factory Marketplace, will include restaurants and office space.
Owner…
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As Super Bowl LI Gears Up, Here's What The Bay Area Learned From Super Bowl 50
Putting on a Super Bowl is no easy task. Super Bowl 50, by all accounts, ran smoothly, but this was after several years of planning involving multiple state, local and federal agencies, several cities and three counties. Many lessons were learned about how to host an event of this magnitude, which will help the Bay Area and others plan for future events.
Bay Area officials have considered bringing the Super Bowl back to the region, especially since Super Bowl 50 generated at least $240M, according to Sportimpacts. The report subtracted the gross spending on transportation and public safety costs. San Francisco, even though…
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Bisnow Exclusive: These Are The Top 10 Emerging Industrial Markets In The U.S. This Year
The demand for industrial real estate is accelerating rapidly, and several emerging markets are benefiting.
“Industrial has been probably the hottest sector in real estate the last 18 to 24 months and as we all know it's because of the e-commerce drive and ‘need it now' environment,” Colliers International president of brokerage services Dwight Hotchkiss said.
Companies looking to balance rising distribution costs with proximity to customers are turning to secondary markets near ports and large population centers to build modern facilities.
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Before Houston: The Last 5 Stadiums To Host The Super Bowl
We all know the New England Patriots will face the Atlanta Falcons in Super Bowl LI in Houston's NRG Stadium this Sunday, but what about the stadiums that hosted previous Super Bowls? In anticipation of the coming game day, Bisnow decided to look back at the last five stadiums to host the event. From NYC to Santa Clara, check out which stadiums had the honor of hosting the last five championship games.
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