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Commercial real estate bounces back along with housing boom
S oon after the pandemic lockdowns t workers to hunker down at home a year ago, real estate broker Dan Kemp struggled to lease out commercial space to clients in Bend. Now that the economy is easing out of the closures, those same buildings are…
How a week with a 2-year-old teaches us real estate lessons
If you want to learn how to close a deal, spend a day with a 2-year-old. (iStockphoto) I just concluded a week with our 2- almost 3-year-old grandson. We've been blessed with five altogether – four boys and a little girl. They range in age…
Real Estate: Chris O'Hare, Capstone Apartment Partners
Capstone Apartment Partner s is the #1 privately owned multi-family brokerage firm nationwide, and we are pleased to welcome Chris O'Hare to the firm's Tulsa office. Born and raised in Scotland, Chris attended the University of Tulsa and joins…
WeWork's odd hybrid model: working from home, the HQ, and the office
WeWork is adopting a hybrid model where staff work from three locations during the week. WeWork staff will work three days in the office, one day in a WeWork location, and one day from home. Mathieu Proust, a WeWork general manager, said hybrid…
Greater Akron's restaurant and retail market starts to perk up
Greater Akron's market for retail space is heating up. No one is saying it's back to full-on normal, but brokers, developers and operators are finally reporting signs of life in the sector of the economy that was among the worst hit by the…
Afternoons Are the New Rush Hour in the Suburbs
When Marjorie Crosbie drove to pick up her daughter from an after-school program on a recent afternoon, the 10-mile round trip from her home in a suburb of Tampa, Fla., took 45 minutes—twice as long as it used to. Such slogs have become a…
Industrial property: the property's sector's new black?
Tim Penn is a residential landlord looking for alternatives. Disillusioned by the Government's moves to free up the market for home buyers, Penn has decided to put three of his seven properties on the market shortly. The rest he can't exit…
4 of the worst ways to use AI
Join Transform 2021 this July 12-16. Register fo r the AI event of the year. As the pandemic further accelerates our digital transformation, companies are relying even more on automation and particularly on artificial intelligence. Two-thirds of…
Charter Hall's newest exec says city work is here to stay
It was July and Carmel Hourigan had resigned from AMP after missing out on a promotion. Rainmaker Boe Pahari was given the job, after the board determined docking his bonus by 25 per cent was sufficient punishment for sexually harassing a former…
Saudi bank mortgage portfolios to expand 30 percent annually says S&P
The credit ratings agency expects mortgage portfolios in the banking sector to expand by about 30 percent annually over the next couple of years DUBAI: Strong housing demand and the government's commitment to meet Vision 2030 targets is expected to…
Community Milestones
ByGood Coffee and the Arts Council of Winston-Salem & Forsyth County are collaborating on a Spring Art Pop Up from noon to 4 p.m. May 23 at 301 Brookstown Ave. in Winston-Salem. COVID-19 has drastically reduced opportunities for local artists to…
Barron's Latest Picks And Pans: DuPont, Stanley Black & Decker, Whirlpool And More
This weekend's Barron's helps investors identify stay-at-home stocks that still have room to run. Other featured articles discuss ways investors can hedge against inflation and an investing strategy that brings growth and reasonable yield. Also…
Three years after Chipotle split, Front Range still has hotbed for quick-service restaurant chains
Categories: Business, Latest Headlines, Restaurants Food and Drink, Things to Do FIRESTONE, COLORADO – MAY 12: People eat lunch on the patio at Teriyaki Madness on May 12, 2021 in Firestone, Colorado. DylanÕs father Tim McCurry owns…
Volusia is growing fast. So are concerns about over-development
DAYTONA BEACH — Less than a decade ago, the local economy here was still in the grips of the Great Recession with real estate development activity practically at a standstill. New development was largely viewed as a sign of hope and…
Designing For 2025: The Future Of Build To Rent
Wednesday May 19 2021 | 1:30 PM BST Design Services Lead Architect, CBRE Senior Design Director, Interior Architecture, Streetsense Managing Principal, Streetsense Defining your audience, attracting and retaining residents — the key factors…
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