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At $482 billion, Walmart’s overall sales are still well ahead of Amazon’s however the retail giant lags in online sales. In 2015, Walmart’s online sales were $13.7 billion compared to $107 billion for Amazon, according to
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Germany has outpaced the UK to become Europe’s most active commercial real estate market. In 2016, about $63.5 billion in commercial property traded hands in Germany compared to about $60.9 billion in the UK, according to MarketWatch (citing data from … Continue reading →
The Moody’s/RCA Commercial Property Prices Indices, which cover the multi-family, retail, industrial and office sectors, dropped by 40 percent from late 2007 to the end of 2009. Since then, the indices have more than doubled and are now 23 percent … Continue reading →
The Q4–2016 asking rent for Class A office in Baltimore’s CBD is $24.21/sf (full service). The availability rate for this submarket and class is 22.8 percent out of a total inventory of about 8.2 million square feet. Major lease transactions … Continue reading →
Restaurant tax revenue in DC increased by over $41 million from 2011 to 2015, according to Washingtonian magazine. The proliferation of new restaurants, coupled with increases in the city’s minimum wage rate (recently upped to $11.50/hour and on track to … Continue reading →