In a Q&A with NREI, Amol Sarva, Knotel co-founder and CEO, shares his views on flexible office space and the future of office space in general.
After years of double-digit increases in rents, high street retail landlords are in the second year of double-digit declines.
Fixed-income investors and large bond fund managers are buying CRE-CLOs, which is creating a permanent term financing tool for bridge lenders.
While there may be issues to keep an eye on—such as shifting consumer behavior and rising inflation and interest rates—the outlook remains positive for the short term, several real estate economists told NREI.
Some are watching fast-growing secondary markets closely to see how they absorb the new apartments now under construction.
Government subsidized tax credit programs do not address the needs of the “bread and butter” of the U.S. workforce, who earn more than 60 percent of AMI.
The main concern is that demand for tax credits could diminish once institutional investors calculate the full impact from the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
Here is an outlook on the sector for the upcoming year from several sector experts.
While location is what makes these streets so desirable, competition for space from technology companies is what's driving up rents.
Top industry experts offer their views on “hot topics” that will impact commercial real estate financing and investment in the coming year.
