Why Nashville's Industrial Market Is So Tight
Among the tightest industrial markets in the country are the usual suspects—LA, Orange County, central New Jersey, San Jose and Denver—but the list, compiled by Cushman & Wakefield for Q2, also includes Nashville at 3.9%. What gives?
"We get that question a lot, and the honest answer is, it's hard to assign the recent demand to a category or market sector," Cushman & Wakefield EVP David McGahren tells us. "The demand is broad-based, led by automotive, more…
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Drury Wants A Hotel In SoBro, Too
St. Louis-based Drury Hotels Co is proposing a 390-room Drury Plaza Hotel at 315 Third Ave S in SoBro, to join the frenzy of hotel development in that part of town. The property is the 16th hospitality development proposed or…
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Moratorium Proposed On Antioch Multifamily Development
Three Antioch-area Metro Council members—Jacobia Dowell, Karen Johnson and Tanaka Vercher—want to temporarily halt issuing building and grading permits for multifamily developments in their districts. The moratorium would be for 120 days; its proponents say Metro needs to invest in…
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These 4 Luxury Retailers Are Pulling Out Of Department Stores Due To Slow Sales And Diminishing Brand Value
Luxury retailers are facing a big dilemma—the sales and bargain culture of department stores is putting a dent in their sales.
Where once effective, now luxury brands find selling their products in department stores is diminishing the value of the brand, and retailers are noting a decline in traffic at their own upscale street locations in addition to department stores.
From Coach to Michael Kors, these four luxury brands are either decreasing their inventory at department stores or doing a mass exit.
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Quiz: Are You A CRE Pro?
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Do you eat, sleep and breathe commercial real estate? Do all your colleagues seek your advice on how to structure a deal? Does your professional network look to you for expert market analysis and insights? And do friends defer to you with…
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Sealy Strategic Partners To Offload 1.4M SF In Three Markets
Sealy & Co completed the disposition of 1.4M SF of assets in Houston, San Antonio and Nashville for $107M over the last 75 days. The completed dispositions are representative of the overall portfolio strategy to harvest select properties and recycle…
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REITs Are Performing Better Than Defensive Sectors During Times Of Volatility
Investors often look for protection in defensive stock sectors during market volatility, seeking returns. But a recent NAREIT report reveals equity REITs perform better than defensive stocks by a long shot during a market correction.
Defensive market sectors—which include utilities, consumer staples, healthcare companies and the telecom services sector—are commonly expected to perform better than regular stocks when the market climate is uncertain. But NAREIT economist Brad Case (pictured) tells Bisnow turning to these stocks to ward off a crisis may not be the most lucrative plan.
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