IllinoisIndustrial Industrial sentiments higher than other sectors, and on the rise Matt Baker July 6, 2020 Before the staggering events of 2020, industrial was the favored asset class among most CRE professionals. That sentiment has only grown under the duress of the pandemic, as more users than ever before have turned…
MidwestMultifamily Apartment rents sluggish as COVID-19 cases keep rising Dan Rafter July 6, 2020 The multifamily market has remained one of the strongest real estate sectors even as the COVID-19 pandemic spreads throughout the United States. But a new look at this sector shows that even it has not been immune to the negative economic impact of the pandemic.
IllinoisMultifamily Tech’s ever-evolving impact on the multifamily space Well before the residents of multifamily properties were asked to shelter in place, they sought to shelter in comfort. Simply put, tenants want nice things.…
MidwestCRE C-suite execs: CRE in terrible place right now, but hope awaits C-suite executives agree that the country's real estate market has crashed in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and state-ordered shutdown orders. But these same…
IllinoisCRE Flattening the infrastructure curve For those who found themselves out on the roads during the height of the shelter-in-place orders, the lack of traffic congestion was one of the…
MissouriHealthcare McCarthy’s Kelso: Tackling high-containment labs like building a Swiss watch with Lincoln Logs Seth Kelso, project director at the Kansas City, Missouri, office of McCarthy Building Companies, Inc., has found his niche: Since joining McCarthy in 2001, Kelso…
MidwestHospitality A sluggish summer: Hotel operators shouldn’t plan on many “No-Vacancy” days this year Will Americans hit the road this summer, even as the country deals with a COVID-19 pandemic that is showing few signs of slowing? Some will,…
IllinoisIndustrial NAI Hiffman brokers $7.5M sale and lease of cold storage building in Chicago’s Brighton Park neighborhood