Halfway through the year, housing permits are down by double-digit percentages in many of the previously booming suburbs north of Dallas and Fort Worth, with a few notable exceptions. https://t.co/R3w9EHlH48
Human preference for an urban setting has scarcely wavered, but preferences about what type of city is most desirable are changing. https://t.co/C1YCEnoM2K
🧵: Our editor, Jeff Schnick had some thoughts on the @CityOfDallas $4B decision to tear down and replace the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center during a discussion this morning. We thought we'd share his take. (1/17)
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Tenant sales are up; retail development is set to come back; and grocers won't be sitting on the sidelines for much longer. That's according to Marshall Mills, Weitzman's leader, as he lays out what's ahead in 2022. https://t.co/97OJNf690W
Here are some of the non-mainstream asset classes seeing renewed interest from capital sources, in 2021 and heading into next year. https://t.co/pE5sKJAQWN