Englewood revamps its economic incentives program, targets startups and retailers
11.28.16 Commercial Real Estate Englewood, Englewood Economic Incentives Program, Englewood Real Estate DevelopmentThe City of Englewood has revamped its economic incentives program in an attempt to lure businesses of all sizes. The City Council for years has had a pot of money set aside and used for development incentives aimed at multi-family housing and large-scale ...
Competing for Apartments in Denver’s Hot Market: Tough, But Doable
11.23.16 Commercial Real Estate Denver, Denver Apartment Market, Denver Investment PropertiesA hot apartment market, Denver’s also a competitive one when it comes to finding good investment properties. Competitive, but still quite doable, Oak Coast Properties co-founder and managing partner Phillip Nahas tells us. “As with all other ...
Bed Bath & Beyond swapping Cherry Creek for Glendale
11.22.16 Commercial Real Estate Denver, Shopping Center RelocationBed Bath & Beyond is trading in its Cherry Creek digs for a former Sports Authority location just down the street in Glendale. The New Jersey-based home goods retailer on Friday confirmed the move, which was first reported by BusinessDen. Bed Bath & ...
Population and demographic trends like reduced homeownership andmillennials delaying marriage and children create long-term structural advantages for multifamily that other sectors lack, according to Colliers International’s chief economistAndrew Nelson. As ...
CoStar: US Multifamily Demand Remains Steady as Historic Levels of New Supply Come Online
11.20.16 Apartment Demand, Multifamily Market, Multifamily SupplyUS apartment demand remained strong in the third quarter. The multifamily sector continued its historic run of supply as developers brought new units on the market at a record clip. Overall absorption for apartment units on a national basis remained steady in ...
How Trump Presidency Could Impact Multifamily Market
11.19.16 Denver Multifamily, Multifamily Market Denver, National Multifamily MarketPresident-elect Donald Trump is predicting his policies could increase GDP to 3.5% to 4%. If he’s right, that would create more jobs—and more demand in the multifamily market. Florida would be a key beneficiary, with its strong population growth. In any ...