Seattle Capital Markets Remain Strong
Here in Seattle, a lot of the growth has been led by Amazon, as well as some other companies, he said. That trend has allowed for a lot of growth and investment.
“I think the fundamentals remain strong,” Rossman said.…
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The Graduate Hotel Opens In U-District
The Graduate Hotel recently opened in the former Hotel Deca building in the University District. The 16-story hotel is on Brooklyn Avenue and is adjacent to the University of Washington. The building, built in the 1930s, underwent a full-scale renovation…
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Tokenization Platform Harbor Makes First Offering
Convexity Properties announced Tuesday it is using the Harbor platform for a tokenized REIT offering in The Hub at Columbia, an off-campus student housing high-rise near the University of South Carolina. The offering represents $20M of private equity in the…
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LINQ Lofts + Flats Wins NAIOP Award
MainStreet Property Group's LINQ Lofts + Flats was named NAIOP Washington State's Multi-Family Residential Development of the Year on Nov. 2. The award was given in the category for properties with 100 units or fewer at the National Association of…
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Revisiting 2018's Biggest CRE Predictions: The Good, The Bad And What We Got Wrong
As we look toward the new year and consider the new challenges and possibilities 2019 will bring for the industry, Bisnow revisited its commercial real estate predictions for 2018 to determine just how far off we were. From the continued expansion of the economy to the booming industrial market, turns out we were pretty spot on. We analyzed 22 of our predictions and how those trends played out (or didn't).
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Real Estate Investors Riding The Cycle: Why Some Are Still Bold And Others Cautious
Real estate investors are attacking the long real estate cycle differently — some choosing caution and others believing there is still time to be aggressive in the marketplace.
“I'm very concerned about where we are in the cycle,” said PMRG Investments President Roger Gregory, whose company will change its name to Madison Marquette in the fourth quarter. When he is evaluating a five-year value-add hold, there could very well be a downturn sometime during those five years, Gregory said.
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Grave Climate Realities Do Little To Dissuade Builders Chasing Profits, Population On The Coasts
Trillions of dollars in properties and developments along the coastal U.S. are being threatened by a warming planet, according to a groundbreaking government study released this month.
But to some developers, global warming, rising seas, strengthening storms and their respective surges are still too abstract — or even not really believable — to deter their investments in commercial properties along the coast, where the country's most valuable real estate still lies. Even those who do agree that the Earth's climate is changing for the worse see Americans continue to move to coastal cities, people who need places to live, work and spend.
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