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Top Three Trends Facing Drugstores Pharmacy on Demand For decades, chain drugstores thrived, expanding their reach and capturing a dominant share of the market. But the past four years have seen a shift. Facing a new online reality and competition from e-commerce giants like Amazon, Costco, and Mark Cuban’s Cost-Plus Drugs, chain drugstores have entered […]

Northern California Multi-Tenant Market Report San Francisco Market Overview San Francisco was largely affected by people leaving the metro when COVID-19 began. Specifically, the Downtown area noted large losses as tech companies relocated to other parts of the metro. While Downtown San Francisco once noted the most retail performance, outer areas now note increases in […]

Broward County Multi-Tenant Retail Market Report Market Performance The Broward County market remains strong as demand continues to outweigh supply for retail space, driven by sustained migration to south Florida. In 2023, the Miami-Fort Lauderdale-Palm Beach metro area became the 10th largest growing metro area in the country, with employment rapidly growing as companies relocate […]

Dallas-Fort Worth Hospitality Market Report Market Overview Dallas’ business hub and tourist popularity have resulted in solid hospitality performance, including ADR and RevPAR. Dallas attracts a diverse range of travelers, including business and leisure. Historically, hotel supply has been limited in Dallas, providing opportunities for hotel investments. In the meantime, strong group promotion and recovering […]

East/Southeast Far Houston Industrial Market Report Market Overview The East-Southeast Far industrial submarket is Houston’s largest, containing 115 million square feet of inventory and accounting for roughly 14% of Houston’s total industrial space. It includes Pasadena and areas west of Baytown, such as Seabrook, Bacliff, Texas City, and Galveston. The Port of Houston, one of […]

Built-To-Rent (BTR) & Single-Family-Rentals (SFR) The emergence of build-to-rent (BTR) and single-family rental (SFR) housing gained momentum primarily after the Great Financial Crisis. Significant players in the real estate market began acquiring predominately unoccupied single-family homes for rental purposes. This action brought stability to local housing markets, fostered economic growth, and generated several employment opportunities. […]

What is a Single-Family Rental? A single-family rental (SFR), otherwise known as purpose-built SFR properties, are build-to-rent (BTR) communities. These communities are built exclusively for rental purposes and are a driving force behind investor interest. The two main product types of single-family rentals are build-to-rent single-family attached and build-to-rent single-family detached. Attached assets generally provide […]

What is Build-to-Rent? As demand drivers change, incomes shift, and renters’ priorities adjust, major homebuilders are pivoting their focus to purpose-built, single-family rental homes, otherwise known as build-to-rent properties. These homes are constructed from the ground up for the specific purpose of renting to tenants. Due to increased home prices, higher lending rates, preference for […]

State of the Market | Hudson County, New Jersey Trends, Challenges, and Opportunities | 2022-2024 The multifamily real estate market has navigated a dynamic and challenging environment over the past three years. From interest rate fluctuations to shifting market demands, here’s an in-depth look at how the sector has evolved in Hudson County, New Jersey […]