CREW SF 2019 President Molly Jans On The Need To Connect And Encourage Others
Paradigm General Contractors Director of Operations Molly Jans has been elected as the 2019 president of CREW SF, the San Francisco chapter of the professional organization focused on supporting and promoting women in commercial real estate.
At Paradigm, Jans oversees construction by developing and managing business operations and shaping company culture.
Outside of work, she holds the women's world record for lingcod from the International Underwater Spearfishing Association.
Jans follows Holland & Knight partner Stacie Goeddel…
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Does The Topsy-Turvy Stock Market Matter To Commercial Real Estate?
December was the stock market's toughest month since the Great Recession, causing anxiety about the global economy's near future. How that affects the commercial real estate industry is far from cut and dried.
The stock market is sometimes used in the media as a shorthand or symbol of the country's economic health, but the full picture is far more complex. While stocks can be traded and traded again in the blink of an eye,…
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Project Brings Together Traditonal Apartments, Co-Living Units In High-Priced LA
California Landmark Group has completed construction on the first multifamily development to feature a co-living component in Los Angeles.
Dubbed C1, the 68-unit multifamily property in the Marina del Rey submarket features 51 market-rate studio, one- and two-bedroom apartments and 17 fully furnished co-living units. The co-living units range from three to six bedrooms.
California Landmark tabbed co-living company Starcity to manage the co-living aspects of the development.
The studio units start at $2,600 a month, while the co-living units start at about $2K, California Landmark officials told Bisnow.
“While the co-living units are larger and fully furnished, which makes them more expensive to develop, the cost per…
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Packages, Food Delivery Causing Headaches For Builders In Booming Student Housing Market
ATLANTA — An apartment developer who recently jumped into the student housing realm is grappling with a complication: Figuring out how to handle hundreds of smiling brown boxes.
South City Partners Vice President Will Casaday said his firm's $90M, 685-bed student housing tower, 120 Piedmont, needed to find ways to handle a mass of Amazon delivery packages as well as deliveries of chicken fingers and other meals from Uber Eats or Grubhub.
“When you're ordering Uber Eats 17 times a week, the ability for that [delivery] guy to get up to the 25th floor is critical,” Casaday said.
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Sports Bets On Every Corner: How Retailers Could Cash In On D.C.'s New Gambling Law
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Bars, event venues and other retailers in D.C. could soon offer sports betting inside their walls under a new law the D.C. Council passed in December, and everyone from independent entrepreneurs to popular D.C. bar owners to MGM Resorts is looking to get in on the action.
The U.S. Supreme Court in May struck down a law outlawing sports betting outside Nevada, and in December, D.C. became the eighth jurisdiction to pass a law to allow wagering on athletic contests.
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