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Office investment was down in 2017 despite ongoing interest from investors in San Francisco and Los Angeles. Despite a slowdown, the office pipeline was robust with millions of square feet delivered in 2017 and millions more expected for this year. 
Using data from Yardi Matrix, CommericalCafé analyzed several California office markets in Q4. California had 288 major office deals in 2017 totaling about $22B in sales volume across seven major markets. This volume was 17% lower than the $26B in sales…
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Ten-X: Bay Area Multifamily Top 'Sell' Markets In Country
This might be a good time to consider selling multifamily assets in the Bay Area. San Francisco, San Jose and Oakland were listed as Ten-X's top sell markets in its most recent U.S. Apartment Outlook report, which compared Q3 rents and vacancy…
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Brookfield Has Entered Discussions To Buy Forest City
Brookfield Asset Management is in the midst of talks to buy real estate REIT Forest City Realty Trust, according to Bloomberg. Details regarding the most recent discussions with Brookfield have been kept quiet, as they are said to be ongoing,…
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New Development Spikes Around Super Bowl Host City's StadiumAs Super Bowl weekend fast approaches, the city of Minneapolis is buzzing — and not just in anticipation of an economic windfall as a result of the big game. Downtown Minneapolis has undergone a major transformation, particularly east downtown near U.S. Bank Stadium — host of the 2018 Super Bowl. The area, once a sea of open parking lots, now boasts a thriving business community with a live-work-play environment that city officials told Bisnow appeals to both young professionals and empty nesters alike. Anchored by the Minnesota Vikings' U.S. Bank Stadium, Downtown East is also home to Wells Fargo & Co.'s new $300M office towers and a massive 4-acre park called The Commons. |
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Hey, Where Did All The Americans In London Go?London saw more commercial real estate investment than any other city in the world in 2017, according to JLL. But there is one group of investors finding it increasingly difficult to invest in the U.K. capital. North American investors, from the U.S. in particular, were a dominant force in London as the market recovered after the credit crunch, with firms like Blackstone, Brookfield and Oxford Properties becoming huge players. |
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8 Things You Need To Know About The Real Estate Retreat Redefining Dealmaking
Once a year, a carefully curated group of commercial real estate's best and brightest converge to build bonds, share experiences and explore conversations beyond the industry. Welcome to Escape. What began as an answer to the lack of networking platforms…
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