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The Portland apartment market ended 2016 with a splash with the sale of the 284-unit Yard at 22 NE 2nd St for more than $126.6M, making it the largest apartment deal in Portland's urban core last year. 
The buyer — Land and Houses — demonstrates international interest in the Portland market. Land and Houses is a subsidiary of the Bangkok-based investment Land and Houses Public Company Limited of Thailand. It's the company's first foray into the Portland market.…
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Why Menashe Properties Snapped Up Denver Office Property For $35M
Portland-based Menashe Properties has acquired the 600k SF Aurora Marketplace, an eight-building corporate office campus in suburban Denver. "Denver has wonderful demographics and the market has more than one dominating industry," said Menashe Properties principal Jordan Menashe. The market includes…
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6 International Shopping Centers That Have Successfully Created A Sense Of PlaceThe idea of placemaking in this world of omnichannel retail can be a challenge—but these six international shopping centers have successfully lived up to the task. In an attempt to drive traffic to retail centers when Millennials—now the largest living generation—like the convenience of online and mobile shopping, landlords are creating a sense of place in their centers, catering to the community and combining mixed-use development with experiential elements to drive traffic to their destinations. Bisnow already brought you to six North American shopping centers that have successfully embodied placemaking; now let's take a look at six locations in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, according to CBRE. |
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CRE Pricing Softens In Most Sectors As Investor Confidence Wanes In DecemberUS commercial real estate pricing increased month-to-month by 0.3% in December, according to Ten-X's latest CRE Nowcast report. That's the slowest growth the industry has experienced since June. As the bulk of holiday shopping commenced, the retail sector experienced a rebound in pricing, jumping 1.4% during the month, though Ten-X quantitative strategist Matthew Schreck told Bisnow the increase was not solely due to the holiday season. |
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