Dallas looked a lot different 10 years ago. Klyde Warren Park was still in its planning stages, the Omni Hotel was still four years away from opening its doors, and Thom Mayne was just announced as the designer of the new Perot Museum... Read More
While e-commerce has certainly played a role in the current industrial market, it is hardly the backbone of this commercial real estate sector.
Industrial real estate has been the talk of town here in Dallas-Fort Worth and around... Read More
In some cases, converting existing warehouse space into refrigerated space can cost half the price of a new development.
In North Texas, the demand for refrigerated and freezer warehouse space is rising right along with the... Read More
A greater demand for last-mile distribution may be driven by B2B users, which prefer infill locations versus new construction.
“Last-mile distribution” is quite the buzzword in industrial real estate now. Most who use the... Read More
“Last Mile Retail” is the latest topic buzzing through discussions of industrial real estate. It refers to the final stage of online purchasing and the travel of goods to the buyer from a distribution center. The obvious benefit is... Read More
Although Houston’s local economy is not exclusively dependent on oil and gas, re-energizing this sector will be key to a multifamily rebound in the area. Since the downturn in oil prices over the last two years, Houston’s... Read More
It’s not unusual in Dallas for one day of commercial real estate news to tout a corporate relocation with 1,000 new jobs, a multimillion dollar office building renovation, and signing of a 50,000-square-foot lease at top-of-market... Read More
NATIONAL REAL ESTATE INVESTOR By: Clifford Booth and Stephen Kanoff
With real estate prices soaring, many investors prefer to assume more risk for a higher return.
A growing number of real estate investors are pursuing... Read More