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Equity Community Builders principal John Clawson examines how adaptive reuse and repositioning can help spur San Francisco CRE growth at Bay Area Construction & Development Aug. 23. |
Rail has always been the economic backbone of Dillon. Throughout the 20th century, trains shipped tobacco and cotton from this South Carolina town to processing plants up and down arteries on the Eastern Seaboard. By the 1990s, the tobacco industry was in sharp decline, and the trains to and from Dillon slowed to a crawl. Nearly 30 years later, trains are active once more, hauling cargo containers 160 miles from Charleston — one of the South's busiest ports — into a new $50M distribution hub called Inland Port Dillon. 
Once a forgotten town in the heart of the Deep South, Dillon, with a population of 6,604, is now overtaking cities more than 40 times its size to become an anchor of America's burgeoning warehouse and e-commerce fulfillment center explosion…
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Ghirardelli Chocolate Signs Lease At San Leandro Tech Campus
Ghirardelli Chocolate has leased an office at Westlake Realty Group's recently built San Leandro Tech Campus Phase 2. The size of the lease at the 132K SF six-story building was not disclosed by the developer, but San Francisco Business Times reports…
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Hospitality Tech Company Focused On Furnished Apartments Launches In San Francisco
Hospitality tech company blueground has started operating in San Francisco with plans to lease over 1,000 units in the city in the next three years. The company leases apartment buildings from property owners and offers fully furnished living options to…
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These Are The Top 10 Shorted Real Estate Stocks In The CountryEquity REITs have underperformed the broad stock market much of this year, and short sellers are taking note. Of last week's top 10 shorted U.S. real estate stocks, shopping center REITs took the cake. The retail industry is in the throes of a seismic shift fueled by online shopping and consumer demand for experience. That shift is putting pressure on retail center owners to restructure their portfolios to create value for shareholders amid the challenging retail environment, and is impacting stocks. |
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