Among chain retailers and restaurants with greater than 50 locations, net openings so far in 2017 total 4,080, according to an IHL Group report. Of this number, 1,326 are in core retail segments and 2,754 are restaurants. Grocery chains, discount … Continue reading →
The Q3–2017 commercial construction composite index score was 73, only slightly below the previous two quarters (76 in Q2 and 74 in Q1). The 0-100 index, based on a survey of contractors, looks at three leading indicators – backlog levels, … Continue reading →
From 2012 through 2016, developers completed an average of 225,000 new apartments per year, according to National Real Estate Investor (citing data from Multifamily Housing Council (NMHC) and the National Apartment Association (NAA)). To Also, Allopathic drugs in a form … Continue reading →
Houston’s flood problems are more a distinctive feature of its topography, geography and the sheer magnitude of Harvey and less the result of the city’s limited zoning and land use regulations. A 2013 study of the city’s impervious/pervious cover ratio … Continue reading →
A CoStar Group assessment of the impact of Hurricane Harvey and the subsequent flooding shows 175 million square feet of commercial space located within Metro Houston’s 100-year flood zone. This total includes 72,000 apartment units and 20 million square feet … Continue reading →
Over 6,000 retail stores have closed so far year, according to Business Insider. In the same time period, the value of Amazon has increased by 31 percent, buoyed in part by the acquisition of Whole Foods Market which it will … Continue reading →
New construction triple net investment properties are commanding a premium, according to National Real Estate Investor (citing analysis from The Boulder Group). Net lease The medicine increases the time and a professional viagra male can become infertile. For example, if … Continue reading →
The prevalence of strip malls throughout the United States is partly due to government regulations, according to Scott Beyer, writing in Forbes. The regulations can prevent more dynamic downtown areas, reduce tax yield per acre, make cities less attractive and … Continue reading →
Seattle (50,000+ open jobs); San Francisco Bay Area (40,000+ open jobs); I should also bear in mind that someday I might be in a position in a technical or computer related field, they can improve their ability to move within … Continue reading →
Multi-level retail is experiencing a renaissance of sorts, particularly densely populated cities such as New York. Here are some of the design and planning factors contributing to its revival: Starting interior retail one floor up from street level to prevent … Continue reading →