Homeless Crisis For Baby Boomers Lies Ahead, Developer Says
Portland developer Homer Williams is sounding the housing crisis alarm — and he says baby boomers are most at risk of finding themselves without a roof over their heads.
To Williams, chairman of the high-profile Williams & Dame Development company, it is not a matter of if hardworking baby boomers end up on the streets, but when. He calls it a slow-moving train wreck that can't be stopped, but the…
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Cobble Court Apartments Secures $38M In Permanent Financing
NorthMarq Capital's Seattle office recently arranged $38M in permanent financing for the 386-unit Cobble Court Apartments in Pacific, Washington. The transaction was structured with a 10-year term on a 30-year amortization schedule.
The property includes a fitness center, a spa,…
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Deal Closes To Make Way For Everett's Waterfront Place Central Development
The Port of Everett recently sold a 5.44-acre site within its Waterfront Place Central mixed-use development to SeaLevel Properties. The company plans to build the 266-unit Everett Waterfront Apartments on the land.
The development will include housing units ranging from…
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Indigo Hotel Continues Pacific Northwest Expansion In Everett
InterContinental Hotel Group will open three Hotel Indigo brand branches in the Pacific Northwest before Q2 2020. The hotels will be in Everett, Spokane and Vancouver, Washington.
The Hotel Indigo Everett will be part of the new Waterfront Place Central…
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EQ Office CEO Lisa Picard On Rebranding, Future Strategy: 'Success Is A Horrible Teacher'
EQ Office President and CEO Lisa Picard was in the hot seat during her fireside chat with Convene co-founder and CEO Ryan Simonetti during Bisnow's Midwest Office Development and Leasing Summit at the Loews Chicago Hotel Thursday.
The Picard-Simonetti chat dovetailed with the news of EQ Office's rebranding from Equity Office and its plans to partner with flex space operators to make more efficient use of its office footprint, starting with a partnership with Industrious at Los Angeles' Howard Hughes Center.
Picard said EQ Office is looking to adapt to the times, the rapid changes in technology, its impact on lease terms, the tenant experience and how office owners do business. The status quo is in need of a shakeup, she said.
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