18-hour cities are defined as second-tier cities with above-average urban population growth that offer a lower cost of living and lower cost of doing business relative to first-tier or 24-hour cities. In this article, we will make the case for four emerging 18-hour cities that might become the future darlings of the urbanization movement.
In this article we highlight the potential investor benefits of the next generation of low-fee, non-traded REITs.
ULI’s Emerging Trends is one of the most highly regarded and widely read forecast reports in the real estate industry. In this article, CrowdStreet will provide its thoughts on some of the most pertinent highlights of this years publication.
In this article we highlight the many catalysts driving Oaklands recent emergence, assess Oaklands investment opportunities particularly across the Office property class, and provide details on how investors can capitalize on this generational urban renaissance.
In this article, we delve into how Brexit hurts the U.K. from a real estate perspective and then discuss how investors can benefit from its impact on U.S. real estate markets.
Global macroeconomic factors currently in play are intensifying risk in certain segments of the hotel industry but also shifting opportunity to others. You can still make sound hotel investments in 2016, but strategic investors are reassessing strategies. While myriad factors stand to affect the hotel industry this year, two drew particular attention at the 2016 American Lodging Investment Summit: 1) the current strength of the U.S. Dollar and 2) falling oil prices.
Why now is the time to invest in commercial real estate.
