by Jessica Carroll | Jun 16, 2021 | Commercial
Companies May Be Backing Away From Major Cuts in Office Space, CBRE Survey Finds According to Randyl Drummer with CoStar News, ewer than one in 10 companies is now considering deep cuts to office space as corporate giants such as Apple and Google order most employees...
by Jessica Carroll | Jun 16, 2021 | Commercial
Hines To Transform Historic Building Into Mixed-Use in Ritzy Dallas Neighborhood According to Marissa Luck with CoStar News, a 1920s-era apartment tower in Dallas is about to be transformed into a 3.37-acre, mixed-use project bringing boutique office, luxury...
by Jessica Carroll | Jun 16, 2021 | Commercial
Student Housing Outperforming Other Asset Classes Post-COVID Tom Acitelli with the Commercial Observer reports even with a post-COVID reopening for offices and malls — and a travel bounce for hotels — student housing appears to be a more sure bet for commercial real...
by Jessica Carroll | Jun 16, 2021 | Commercial
Four Seasons project set for Dallas’ Turtle Creek will bring grand hotel and condos Steve Brown with The Dallas Morning News writes award-winning architectural firm Pelli Clarke Pelli is designing the planned Four Seasons Turtle Creek high-rise which includes a...
by Jessica Carroll | Jun 15, 2021 | Commercial
Dallas-Fort Worth Retail Leasing Activity Is on the Rebound Bill Kitchens with CoStar Analytics reports the Dallas-Fort Worth retail market is on the path to recovery, with leasing activity turning a corner. From January through May, retail tenants have signed on for...
by Jessica Carroll | Jun 14, 2021 | Commercial
Americans Are Keeping Their Cars Longer, as Vehicle Age Hits 12 Years Mike Colias with The Wall Street Journal reports the average age of vehicles on U.S. roadways rose to a record 12.1 years last year, as lofty prices and improved quality prompt owners to hold on to...
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