The Hotel Sector May Be Looking at a Slowdown in Revenue Growth

Aug 12, 2019

Fewer foreign tourists and a high construction pipeline expected to lead to less revenue growth for hotel operators for the remainder of 2019.

The Weekender Podcast, Episode 10

Aug 09, 2019

It's a retail-heavy episode with news about the American Dream project in N.J., Barneys New York's bankruptcy restructuring and an update on dollar store net lease investment in this week's podcast.

In the Wake of Troubles with SEC and an Asset Shift, ‘Brixmor 2.0’ Proceeds on Its New Course

Aug 09, 2019

The retail REIT has had to deal with a high-profile accounting scandal, in addition to challenges in its sector.

Is the CRE Industry Getting Any More Diverse?

Aug 09, 2019

Avant-Garde Network founder Adeola Adejobi talks about the state of diversity in commercial real estate.

Smaller Apartment Units Outperform the Market on Both Vacancy and Rents

Aug 08, 2019

Less square footage is tied to lower vacancy for one-bedroom units.

Can the American Dream Mega-Mall Succeed in a Changing Retail World?

Aug 08, 2019

The American Dream project in New Jersey is betting big on entertainment components. Can it succeed?

Will Congestion Pricing Affect New York’s Property Values?

Aug 07, 2019

Congestion pricing has had an impact on property values in other cities. But New York may be different.

Apartment Cap Rates Creep Higher in the Country’s Top Markets

Aug 06, 2019

Cap rates on apartment buildings in the nation’s top markets have been creeping higher, but lower interest rates might yet change the trend.

Publicly-Traded REITs Tap Equity Markets for Cash

Aug 06, 2019

The favorable interest rate environment and higher stock prices are leading many REITs to pursue equity offerings.

Dollar Stores Remain in Demand with Net Lease Investors

Aug 05, 2019

Average cap rates on dollar store-occupied net lease properties have been compressing in recent months.