Why Nashville's Emerging As An E-Commerce Hub
E-commerce has dealt retail a blow, but it's been good for industrial demand. Nashville is one of the strong industrial markets poised to take advantage of the e-commerce revolution.
Not only does Nashville benefit from being at the intersection of several interstates, but it's also relatively centrally located compared to other US cities, meaning it's a great location for e-commerce facilities using FedEx and UPS to ship to homes,…
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SoBro Tri-Brand Marriott Breaks Ground, Hotelier Buys SoBro Parcels
North Point Hospitality broke ground recently in SoBro on the first-ever Marriott hotel to contain three of its brands in a single building. The property will include an AC Hotels, Residence Inn and SpringHill Suites with 209 rooms, 136 rooms…
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New Multifamily Planned In Woodbine Area
Woodbine Park LLC acquired a former lumber yard site just north of Coleman Park off Nolensville Pike, and is planning a 92-unit apartment development. It's the latest planned development for the Woodbine area, which is also seeing retail development, according…
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BisnowTV Exclusive: Forest City Ratner CEO MaryAnne Gilmartin Discusses How She Got Her Start In Real Estate
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Why WeWork Should Not Go Public
Recently, there have been whispers the co-working giant is considering an IPO. And it's not a far-fetched idea considering investors gave it a $16B valuation in March after the company raised $430M during a round of funding. In fact, WeWork has managed to raise more than $1.4B in the last six years to fund its rapid growth.
But Harvard economist and real estate lecturer Ray Torto tells Bisnow that may not be enough for the average investor. Long-term success as a public company isn't just about insiders understanding and financially supporting a firm. Eventually, it becomes about the average American investor.
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June Report Shows Promise, Trouble Still Looms For CMBS
With more than $9B in outstanding CMBS loans due for repayment in June, research firm Morningstar says the rate at which they're being paid off increased by 2.7% last month.
Most of the matured loans fell within the retail, office, hotel and industrial sectors, accounting for more than 80% in unpaid balances combined. Last month, 479 matured loans were paid in full, totaling $6.14B, and dropping the payoff rate to 78.5% from 85.1% in May.
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The Simple Trick To Leasing Space Faster
Leasing commercial real estate is about showing the client the potential that a space possesses. You can present a raw space empty.
If you're feeling ambitious, you can spend a bunch of time, money and other resources on another broker…
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