Opportunity Zones Are The Talk Of The Town, But Few Are Ready To Walk The Walk
Short of Marie Kondo's new show about tidying up, few topics are dominating water cooler conversations, at least in the real estate business, like opportunity zones.
“It's definitely the hottest thing out there," PEBB Capital co-founder and managing partner Todd Rosenberg said. "Everyone is talking about it. Everyone is thinking about it.”
“It's like the gold rush right now,” Vagabond Group founder and CEO Avra Jain said.
Rosenberg, Jain and other South Florida real estate professionals will be panelists at Bisnow's upcoming event, Opportunity Zones 101 on Feb. 7.
Rosenberg said that when…
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Pro Golfers Organization Moving HQ From Florida To Texas
The PGA of America is moving its headquarters from Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, to Frisco, Texas — a Dallas suburb where it's building a massive development with golf courses, a hotel and offices. The move should be complete in mid-2022.
"This is…
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Activist Group Launches Protests Against Code Enforcement They Say Serves As Harassment
The small beachside city of Lake Worth still has some of the small-town, Old Florida charm that has becoming elusive in real estate-hungry South Florida: small, postwar single-family homes, a main drag with independently owned shops and a population of…
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Spurred By Tech, U.S. Office Fundamentals End 2018 On Strong Note
Tech-driven regional markets were key in keeping national office fundamentals strong last year, according to the latest report from Cushman & Wakefield.
Vacancy rates dropped below 10% during Q4 2018 in 29 markets — the highest number of markets below that benchmark in a decade, the report said.
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This City's No Zoning Policy Opens Retailers To A Unique Blending And Switching Of Property Types
Retailers are considering the best ways to balance in-store traffic with more pickup orders and at-home deliveries that may require a fulfillment center. This multispoke approach means having a couple of different property types in one metro, or, with the "mullet approach," even having different property types in one property.
Houston's lack of zoning presents the ideal environment for big-box retailers to figure out the perfect mix of the retail showroom or customer-facing store and distribution space, Avison Young principal Todd Mason said.
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