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Real estate leaders, from concept to key, help to shape our region's economy as well as its skyline. We have some of the very best architects, contractors, developers, engineers and [...]

FEATURED DEALS OFFICE SF LEASED: 76,786 ADDRESS: 633 W 5th St. U.S. Bank renewed its lease for 76,786 square feet at the U.S. Bank Tower in downtown. OFFICE SALE PRICE: [...]

> The growing impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on the real estate industry is undeniable. In fact, generative AI could create $110 billion to $180 billion in value for the [...]

For the past year and a half, the affordable housing industry has been navigating the roll-out of the Housing Opportunity Through Modernization Act (HOTMA). Evolving deadlines, conflicting and contradictory regulatory [...]

Rising eight floors above a narrow lot on West 31st Avenue in Midtown Anchorage, the Emerald Building seems like a taller tower seen from farther away. Neighboring offices are single-story [...]

They come here for the promise of a good education and a better future. Then they discover the target on their backs Ian Chan didn't believe he'd get involved in [...]

Before he died, William Waters transferred his fortune to his wife's caregiver. His lawyers say she coerced him. She says they were having an affair. The untold story of a [...]

As the custodians of large and diverse property portfolios, property managers face a continuing challenge as utility expenses rise higher and higher. Not only do these costs erode profitability, but [...]

When it came time to sell a 43,700-square-foot mixed-use retail and office property located at 1001 Towne Avenue in downtown's Fashion District, Colliers took an interesting approach and sold the [...]

Personal wellness has been a hot topic for years. Now, wellness is an area of opportunity for property managers looking to enhance the offerings in their commercial or residential spaces. [...]

More than ever, proactive, effective tenant and resident engagement is necessary to keep our properties competitive. Tenant and resident engagement enhances our customers' enthusiasm for and connection to the places [...]

In an industry as heavily regulated as property, ticking the right boxes and serving notices in a timely fashion matters. But is that always the case? In a recent judgment, [...]

The five Ball brothers moved to Muncie, Indiana, in the late 1800s to take advantage of the area's natural gas reserves to power their glass manufacturing plant--Ball Corporation, the maker [...]

Byline: David Winzelberg The last remaining property in RXR's once sprawling Woodbury portfolio has sold for $23.5 million. TKF Burnside Real Estate, a Nassau County-based commercial real estate investment group, [...]

FEATURES LIFE IN THE FAST LANE Set on the banks of the Waikato River and originally an agricultural hub, Hamilton is now the fastest growing city in the country, writes [...]

UP FRONT DREAM FOR STRUGGLING TENANTS For Whangarei tenants who can't afford to rent in the private market, Property Scouts has come up with a novel scheme, writes Sally Lindsay. [...]

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Byline: Brian Martucci Editor's note: On the Market is a new, regular feature from Finance & Commerce that highlights interesting commercial real estate that has recently been put up for [...]

In late August 2024, the UKs (https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/office-of-financial-sanctions-implementation) Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (OFSI), a department within HM Treasury, (https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/66f3e3823b919067bb482697/Report_of_Penalty_for_Breach_of_Financial_Sanctions_-_ICSL.pdf) imposed a monetary penalty of 15,000 on Integral Concierge Services Limited [...]

Westwood Financial, a retail real estate investment firm based in Los Angeles, has reported the purchase of Trails at 620 in Austin, Texas, and Paradise Hills in Phoenix, Ariz. T [...]

INTERNET BUSINESS NEWS-(C)1995-2024 M2 COMMUNICATIONS Finland-based real estate investment and property management company Trevian Asset Management is expanding its business to include infrastructure investments, the company said. Jukka-Pekka Joensuu, who [...]

Byline: David Winzelberg 325 Sunrise Highway, Lynbrook Medccm Inc., a Brooklyn-based firm, purchased a 5,203-square-foot retail building on .25 acres at 325 Sunrise Highway in Lynbrook for $1.35 million. Two [...]

'Imake $180,000 a month off of properties I don't even own,' Hailie Anderson, who's 21, brags matter-of-factly to her 30,000 followers on TikTok. It may sound too good to be [...]

Ceronne Mitchell started applying for the New York City affordable-housing lottery while she was in college. The rent for her one-bedroom apartment in Queens is $1,631 a month. Competition for [...]

FEATURES THE ULTIMATE MAKEOVER A complete transformation of a Thorndon townhouse has created a high-end, modern, low-maintenance rental. TOMMY'S PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Situated in one of Wellington's high-demand areas, a Hobson [...]

Ventas, Inc. reported that it has entered into agreements (collectively, the 2024 Kindred Agreements) with Kindred Healthcare, LLC (with its subsidiaries, 'Kindred) and its parent companies (ScionHealth), including regarding the [...]

Managing property and housing can feel like wading through quicksand. Setting up invoices, sending receipts, and creating financial reports manually can take up a lot of your time and energy. [...]

Byline: Shirish Shanbhag While some cooperative housing societies (CHS/Society) may have the general opinion that tenants especially bachelors or students can disrupt the peace and harmony of a society, legally [...]

APOLLO Insurance, a Canadian digital insurance provider and a company focusing on the emerging embedded finance sector, has expanded its partnership with Payquad Solutions to embed tenant insurance directly into [...]

REGULARS WHAT REALLY MATTERS TO INVESTORS Matt Ball feels the pulse on managing property, coalition changes, the economy, interest rates and the future. NZPIF SPOTLIGHT In early August, NZPIF was [...]

REGULARS STANDING OUT IN A COOLING MARKET As predicted, the rental market is starting to cool, and landlords must adapt to remain competitive, writes David Faulkner. FINAL WORD Recent data [...]

FEATURES A GOLD MEDAL FOR PURE GRIT If not a horrific accident, Storm Harris could have been an Olympic contender. Instead, dusting herself off, she's taken out the pure grit [...]

UP FRONT A WIN-WIN SITUATION MSD has a lot to offer private landlords and property managers looking for tenants. UP FRONT TENANT SEARCH “I don't go anywhere else for tenants. [...]

UP FRONT TENANCY TRIBUNAL HEAVY PRICE FOR CAVALIER APPROACH A landlord has been landed with a $17,000 bill after committing a catalogue of breaches, writes Sally Lindsay. Advice to the [...]

UP FRONT CALL TO HELP OLDER TENANTS Private landlords are being urged to address the growing need for age-related modifications. UP FRONT NEWS A Retirement Commission study reveals significant unpreparedness [...]

UPFRONT ASK PAUL PAUL CLITHEROE Q&A Need Paul's help? Send your questions to: Ask Paul, Money magazine, Level 7, 55 Clarence Street, Sydney NSW 2000 or (mailto:money@moneymag.com.au) money@moneymag.com.au. Sorry, but [...]

NOVEMBER 2023 Major commercial real estate transactions in Los Angeles County, including leases and sales. OFFICE SALE PRICE: $31.6 million ADDRESS: 18000 Studebaker Rd. The Plaza Tower at 18000 Studebaker [...]

Ben Dimson has seen first hand the way artificial intelligence (AI) can blow away perceptions and open up new ways of thinking in the property sector. A partner at global [...]

Los ANGELES IS TRULY A NATIONAL LEADER WHEN IT COMES TO INFLUENTIAL PROFESSIONALS WITH MINORITY backgrounds--and the field of law is certainly no exception. There are many superb attorneys in [...]

After a difficult year for the property sector in which it continued to be battered by high interest rates and construction costs, 2024 has already started on a more positive [...]

JPM spoke with 2024 IREM President Libby Ekre, CPM[R], about her real estate management career, progress toward the objectives in IREM's strategic plan, and how IREM will continue to meet [...]

Motivation: This paper carries relevance to the real estate investment community, encompassing investors and REIT managers. It offers valuable insights into the performance of office real estate investment trusts (REITs) during the tumultuous period of the COVID-19 pandemic, shedding light on their relative efficiency. Premise: This study analyzes the operational efficiency of 20 office REITs from 2018 to 2022, with a particular focus on their adaptability in this challenging landscape brought by the COVID-19 pandemic and resultant surge in vacancy rates and a reduction in rental income. Approach: This research employs data envelopment analysis (DEA). The application of DEA enables a comprehensive assessment of these REITs' efficiency across a 5-year timeframe. Results: Findings from this study indicate that the average efficiency score of office REITs declined from 89 percent in 2018 to 87 percent in 2022. Moreover, the number of REITs with a perfect 100 percent efficiency score decreased from 9 to 8 during this period. Through peer analysis, best practices, and potential avenues for efficiency improvement within these REITs were identified. Conclusion: This research underscores the diminished efficiency in the office real estate market following the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. These findings empower investors to discern the varying degrees of efficiency among office REITs and make well-informed investment choices. Additionally, REIT managers can employ the efficiency frontier and peer analysis to benchmark their performance and uncover areas for enhancement. Consistency: This manuscript provides empirically grounded insights into the real estate investment sector, renowned for its inherent risks and uncertainties, thus contributing to a deeper understanding of how businesses adapt and navigate complex economic conditions. Keywords: COVID-19, office real estate market, real estate investment trusts (REITs), data envelopment analysis (DEA), efficiency, pandemic impact, peer analysis, investment decisions, benchmarking, business management, risk, uncertainty JEL Classification Codes: G12, G14, R33, INTRODUCTION Office real estate investment trusts (REITs) own and operate income-producing commercial office properties. Investors can purchase shares of an office REIT just like a regular stock, and the REIT [...]

Residential While it was a challenging year for housing, with housebuilders' profits falling and the rental sector beset by government U-turns, later living got its own taskforce and PBSA performed [...]

Local governments understand that addressing housing needs is essential to a healthy and resilient community and requires an 'all hands on deck' approach. That means looking for partners in new [...]

As the energy performance of buildings is increasingly scrutinised, developers may have to take a more hands-on approach to the day-to-day running of sites. Tim Clark reports TIM CLARK Legal [...]

As I enter commercial property management firm MAPP's building on Great Portland Street in central London, I'm greeted by name by the receptionist. This happens again at the reception on [...]

Adam Neuman's post-WeWork venture was launched with a $350 million check and stakes in 6 buildings. Now, one of those buildings, a 358-unit apartment complex in Nashville, is struggling. The [...]