Erik Dolan-Del Vecchio
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Suburban Markets Are Seeing An Influx Of Co-Working Space
The rise of suburban co-working space reflects a broader trend occurring in office real estate nationwide. → Read More
Trump Picks Son Eric’s Wedding Planner To Run NY Federal Housing Programs
Lynne Patton is a longtime Trump-family event planner who will head the largest regional office of HUD in New York in New Jersey starting July 5. → Read More
Micro-Unit Developers Could Benefit From This Robotic Furniture System
In a move to capitalize on the rise of micro-apartments, MIT has developed robotic furniture that can fit within 200 SF apartment units. → Read More
This Is How Many New Apartments The U.S. Needs To Add Annually To Meet Demand
The country's multifamily construction is failing to keep pace with demand. America would need to add some 4.6M new units by 2030 to catch up. → Read More
Public Spinoff Ahead For NKF After Brokerage Rebrands, Drops 'Grubb' From Name
Commercial real estate news, live events and education. → Read More
From Dead Lots To Gold Mines, Retailers Are Reimagining Parking Lots
Landlords aim to sell empty parking lots to developers or rent them to businesses that complement retailers. → Read More
Urban Dwellers Outnumber Rural Residents Worldwide For The First Time In 10 Years
For the first time in 10 years more people live in urban cities than they do in rural areas throughout the world. Such is the case in these six U.S. cities. → Read More
Retailers Expected To Close More Stores This Year Than They Have In 20 Years
Retailers are expected to close more stores this year than they have in 20 years. → Read More
Blackstone Regains Its Position As The World’s Largest Real Estate Manager
Blackstone increased its real estate holdings by 6% to $160B in 2016, while Brookfield ended the year in second place with $158B in assets. → Read More
Americans Aren’t Sitting Down To Eat Lunch Anymore, And It’s Costing Restaurants Billions
Employees are getting into the habit of bringing food from home for lunch or ordering out, and it is costing the restaurant industry billions. → Read More
Presidential Ties: More Kushner Relatives Mention First Family In Pitch To Foreign Investors
KRE Group told potential Chinese investors they could "work hand-in-hand with Trump son-in-law Kushner” if they invest in the Jersey City apartment. → Read More
Corporate Pressure Forces Energy Industry To Shift Real Estate Towards Sustainability
Corporate pressure is forcing energy companies to abandon coal and focus on building more sustainable energy plants. → Read More
AmazonFresh Pickup Opens First Shop In Seattle
AmazonFresh opens the first Pickup location in Seattle. → Read More
Rural Towns Are Replacing Inner Cities As The Most Troubled Areas In America
Socioeconomic measures indicate rural America has replaced the inner cities as the most impoverished part of the country. → Read More
Hotel Companies Offer Incentives To Boost Direct Bookings, Compete With Online Travel Agencies
Marriott International and Hilton Worldwide are offering guests lower rates and other perks to book directly with the hotel instead of through travel agencies. → Read More
White House Adviser Jared Kushner To Cooperate With Investigations Into Russian Connections
The Senate Intelligence Committee wants Jared Kushner to discuss his meeting with Russian state-run bank chairman Sergei Gorkov. → Read More
The Millennial Complex: They Want To Buy Homes But Are Struggling To Save
Student loan debt and rising rents are exacerbating the problem, making it hard for millennials to save for a down payment. → Read More
GDP Set To Grow In Q2 As Consumer Confidence Inches Forward
Economic projections say the economy is poised to grow after Q1's slow advance. → Read More
Lawmakers Wary Foreign Investment In U.S. Real Estate Could Pose National Security Risks
Congress wonders if the government has the tools to accurately determine whether foreign investment impacts U.S. national security. → Read More
Staples Rejects Cerberus’ Takeover Bid For More Than $5.8B As Too Low
Staples rejects Cerberus' takeover bid, but the company is still considering a sale. → Read More