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Your Work Week Could Be 10 Hours Shorter in Dallas or Houston – What’s it Like to Live and Work as a Freelancer in These US Cities?

November 27, 2018| Commercial Real Estate News, Coworking, Millennials, Office| Views: 0

A recent survey by Skillshare reports that more Americans are freelancing than ever, currently adding up to 57.3 million people. But is it also easier than ever to be a...

Written by Ioana Ginsac

2018 Office Check-In: Top US Markets for Development, Largest Projects of the Year

September 20, 2018| Commercial Real Estate News, Development, Office| Views: 63

We’re almost halfway through H2 2018, and it’s high time to check up on construction activity, as well as the state of the U.S. office pipeline when compared to previous...

Written by Diana Sabau

Winners and Losers in the Labor Market – US States and Metros with the Highest Income Inequality

August 21, 2018| Finance, Healthcare| Views: 81

Ever since Gordon Gekko uttered his now infamous credo, “greed is good,” many economists have been concerned with the long-term effects of the growing income inequality...

Written by Ioana Ginsac

Golub Expands Western US Operations, Announces Denver Regional Office

June 6, 2018| Commercial Real Estate News, Leasing, Mixed-use, Multifamily, Office, Retail| Views: 32

Chicago-based Golub & Co. announced that it is looking to expand its U.S. presence by establishing a second corporate location. The international real estate investment...

Written by Diana Sabau

Here Are 15+ Great Dallas Coworking Spaces for Startups & Entrepreneurs

May 18, 2018| Coworking, Office| Views: 62

With so many Millennials looking to build a future in the South, it should come as no surprise that the things we’ve come to associate them with are closely following...

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Written by Ioana Ginsac

Study: What to Do with All the Vacant Land in Major US CBDs?

May 15, 2018| Commercial Real Estate News, Development, Featured, Healthcare, Hospitality, Industrial, Mixed-use, Multifamily, Office, Retail, Survey, Sustainability| Views: 247

CommercialCafe proposes an urban development study that combines a new inventory focused on vacant parcels located in central business districts, with in-depth research on CBD...

Written by Ioana Ginsac

Texas Office Sales Hit 5-Year Low in Q1

April 25, 2018| Commercial Real Estate News, Market Reports, Office| Views: 198

Office investment sales drop 63% y-o-y in Q1 Average prices inch back towards the $200 mark Houston Marathon Oil Tower finally sells in largest Q1 deal Over 6 million square feet...

Written by Ioana Neamt

Q1 Chicago Commercial Report: Office Sales Volume Rises 41% Y-o-Y, Industrial Prices Close Best Q1 in 5 Years

April 23, 2018| Commercial Real Estate News, Deals, Development, Industrial, Market Reports, Office| Views: 230

Executive Summary Q1 Office Overview Office sales volume rises 41% y-o-y to $1.3B Average prices close Q1 2018 at $218 per square foot Sterling Bay shells out $510M for...

Written by Ioana Ginsac

20+ Reasons Not to Buy a $91M Sky-High Manhattan Condo

February 22, 2018| Adaptive reuse, Commercial Real Estate News, Deals, Finance, Industrial, Multifamily, Office| Views: 549

The “14th Annual Curbed Awards” kicked off this year with a list of the most expensive homes sold in New York in 2017. Manhattan’s new slender skyline icon, 432...

Written by Ioana Neamt

Texas Office Sales Mark Weakest Q4 Since 2014

January 23, 2018| Commercial Real Estate News, Deals, Market Reports, Office| Views: 222

Executive Summary Q4 sales volume sinks 29% below 2016 numbers the average price per sq.ft. marks weak Q4, yet strong 2017 Brookfield seals largest deal of the year in...