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Cleveland Real Estate Developers Are Hard at Work on These Projects
New developments and rehabilitation projects are popping up all over Cleveland and its surrounding suburbs.
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Industrial Real Estate Development is on the Rise in Suburban Chicago
While Chicago development is hot overall, industrial development is especially picking up in areas surrounding downtown Chicago. Right now, there is limited inventory and a very high demand for quality built industrial space. As a result, development is picking up to meet the needs of manufacturers and those in the e-commerce industry.
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Chicago Office Buildings Will Soon Be Occupied, but for What Use?
Although the need to work from home due to COVID-19 is waning, many companies are planning to continue a hybrid work model. Offices will not necessarily become a place for essential team collaboration and socialization. Currently, a lot of office space is still highly vacant, so it will be interesting to see what happens in…
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Investments Coming to Columbus Led by Intel and Stonehenge Real Estate
Intel is leading the charge with new investments pouring into the Columbus area. Plans for a $20 billion semiconductor plant are expected to create 20,000 jobs.
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Baltimore Real Estate Investors Find New Hub in Local Market
Baltimore is in the midst of a construction boom and continuing to plan new developments and redevelopment projects which are popping up all over town.
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Kansas City Development Has Multifamily Projects Changing the Skyline
Over the past decade, Kansas City has been a city with increasing median home prices, but a falling housing supply. As a result, commercial developers are building a plethora of much need multifamily housing and affordable housing projects throughout the city.
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The Minneapolis Commercial Real Estate Lansdcape is Changing
Minneapolis real estate is currently seeing shallow supply levels, with the exception of office space. Retail and industrial asset demand is especially high, which has been the case throughout 2021. Moreover, property values across all asset types have soared in the last few months in no small part due to inflation at a national level.
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Cincinnati Development News: Real Estate Development Rebounds, Q4 2021
While US commercial real estate vacancies remain low compared to pre-pandemic levels, Cincinnati still experienced growth in the second half of 2021, with estimated 27 new projects added. A few exciting ongoing projects include a hospital development, a $45mn apartment development, a $30mn restaurant/multi-purpose development, and a $150mn mixed-use community development. Government entities have also…
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Chicago Real Estate Market Leads Corporate Relocations and Expansion
Chicago is leading major U.S. cities in pandemic recovery measures, which is excellent news for commercial real estate. For the 8th consecutive year, Chicago has led the country in corporate relocations and expansion. Commercial real estate should be firing on all cylinders as offices open back up in 2022.