Update: Softness Ahead For Nashville Multifamily?
Earlier this year, we talked with Southern Land Co CEO Tim Downey about his company and the Nashville market. Things change rapidly, so we circled back for an update, and things are looking a little less rosy.
"The level of demand in Nashville used to surprise me, but year after year we have benefited from strong job growth, decent wages and substantial in-migration—all of which has subdued supply concerns," Tim tells us. "But Nashville isn't a secret…
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Home Of The Tennessean Goes On The Block
Gannett Co, which owns The Tennessean, is planning to sell the building at 1100 Broadway housing the newspaper, and the 10-acre surrounding site. That will mean the newsroom and business operations will either lease space elsewhere, or hire a developer…
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Country Singer Pays Record Price For Lower Broad Building
Country star Alan Jackson bought the 6k SF building at 421 Broadway, home to the now-closed The Wheel and The Wheel Cigar Bar, for more than $5.7M. He plans to open AJ's Good Time Bar, a country venue named after…
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The Country's Strongest Industrial Market Isn't Where You May Think
American consumers have insatiable appetites, and even larger expectations when it comes to the purchase and delivery of merchandise—and the use of tech has only increased those demands.
This has resulted in big things for the industrial market—which manufactures, stores and distributes those goods. And no market has benefited more than the Inland Empire in Southern California, which Colliers International says is the strongest industrial market in the country.
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State Of The Data Center Market
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California Remains The Top Training Ground For Tech Unicorns
California has long been known as an incubator state, producing some of the world's fastest-growing tech firms, and Fortune's 2016 Top Unicorn list proves it yet again. This year's top unicorns, based on valuation, are headquartered all over the world from China to India—but the majority of the companies are in California.
In fact, California is home to six of the 10 most valuable tech startups in the country (as of January). Check 'em out.
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