Facing Budget Gaps, Cities Sell Parking, Airports, Zoo
Cities and states across the nation are selling and leasing everything from airports to zoos—a fire sale that could help plug budget holes now but worsen their financial woes over the long run.
Read more →Fear and Loathing in (Real Estate) Investing
There is little debate within the real estate community—or outside of it for that matter—that the past two years have presented one of the most challenging environments ever encountered by investors. Since the end of 2007, fallout from the financial crisis has caused severe damage to the economy, and property fundamentals across all asset types.
Read more →Commercial Real Estate Gains for First Time in 2 Years: Study
U.S. commercial real estate prices posted their first quarterly gain in more than two years last quarter, data showed on Monday, although deepening economic gloom may cut post-slump celebrations short.
Read more →Transit: Ardmore Transit Center project gets $9-million infusion
In the middle of a hot, dry summer, Lower Merion Township has received some refreshing news. It’s getting an infusion of new funds for its long-awaited Ardmore Transit Center project.
Read more →Student Housing: Solutions to Dorm Crowding
Kyle Harry, a student about to begin his fourth year at Iona College, was content living in a dormitory as a freshman and sophomore, but by his third year, he said, “I was ready to step into more adult shoes and negotiate the challenges of the outside world.”
Read more →Senior Housing: West Allis retirement, assisted living center sold
Emeritus Senior Living and two partners have acquired West Park Place Senior Living in West Allis and three other centers in Wisconsin.
Read more →Student Housing: American Campus Communities makes $285M stock offering to fund acquisitions
A Texas-based student housing developer and manager with several Ohio properties is putting 10 million shares up for sale to raise $285 million for future acquisitions.
Read more →Healthcare: Medical office building values depend on rents
One of the biggest misconceptions today involves medical office building values. The majority of medical office owners who occupy their own buildings (i.e. doctors) read the same papers and watch the same TV shows that we all watch.
Read more →Student Housing: Overcompensating?
After two decades of student housing shortfalls, a glut of new projects may exceed demand
Read more →Healthcare: Hospital to master lease medical office space
Recently, Memorial Hermann and MetroNational signed an agreement through which Memorial Hermann will master lease from MetroNational all of the office space in five medical office buildings on the Memorial Hermann Memorial City Medical Center campus.
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