San Antonio's Multifamily Driver: Not Being Austin
San Antonio's relationship and competition with comparable cities is helping shape its multifamily market. This is particularly true with Austin — in some ways, they are sisters, with growth in one also perking up the other. But San Antonio's differences from Austin are even bigger drivers of multifamily activity.
San Antonio still has to struggle to distinguish itself against other comparable cities, Turcotte Real Estate Services' Lucio Cantu said.
But it is getting overhang from Austin's tech boom and is starting to attract new types of companies to the…
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What's The Office Game Costing You?
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The rise of working from home, co-working spaces and increasingly harsh economic realities for millennials have thrown an unsteady light on the future of the traditional office. As more offices stay empty, building owners have to consider that their properties have a diminishing return on investment,…
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Zilker Parcel Up For Grabs, But Commercial Development Unlikely
Developer Perry Lorenz said a two-acre lot up for auction next month is a one-of-a-kind purchase, but he said putting a development deal together will be tough.
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Austin's Office Landlords Turn To Digital Connectivity To Attract Tech Talent
Office leasing has become more than an amenities game. As office space continues to come online, commercial real estate owners and developers are getting creative to fill vacancies. In Austin, one of the fastest-growing cities in the U.S. and a hub…
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Incentives Push Downtown Development
City incentives are sparking the development of new residential options in Downtown San Antonio, such as The Flats on St. Mary's.
San Antonio has a number of new urban core development projects: The Can Plant Residences at Pearl, Blue Star…
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VIDEO: What Do Uncertain Times Mean For The Future Of CRE Finance?
Times are changing, and with that change comes uncertainty. The rise of short-term interest rates, concerns around overbuilding and affordable housing and turnovers in government administration have led to doubts about the future of the commercial real estate financial marketplace. But in many ways the market is stronger than ever, and there are more opportunities to grow portfolios across multiple asset classes all across the country.
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Sink Or Swim: How 13 Retail Segments Will Survive The E-Commerce Onslaught
It is the survival of the fittest in the retail sector. Only those best positioned to embrace consumers' changing shopping patterns and accommodate e-commerce will survive the seismic shift.
JLL estimates e-commerce sales will grow at an annual rate of 15.5% between 2015 and 2020. Already, online sales account for 8.9% of overall retail sales, which came in at $1.3 trillion as of Q2, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
Bisnow dissected JLL research on how 13 retail categories are handling the pressure, and whether they will successfully make the shift online.
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PropTech Is Not A Competitive Edge, It's A Necessity
Tenants want technology that can connect them to their environment, help them connect with each other and increase efficiency, and developers are taking note. But do not think of it as a unique advantage.
“Tech is an imperative,” The Swig Co. Executive Vice President and Director of Asset Management Deborah Boyer said during DisruptCRE in San Francisco. “It's not something that gives a competitive edge. You're going to be way left behind if you're not on top of it. A competitive edge comes from selecting the right technology.”
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