On this episode Tom Hershey is joined by Kevin Song and Slater Borgen Of With.co to discuss their unique platform of acquiring small business real estate. Kevin, withco’s Founder & CEO was driven to start this unique venture by the experience of his family's Brooklyn grocery store being displaced. Kevin's goal is for withco to make it exciting to be a small business owner in America again.
On this ICYMI (in case you missed it) episode it's all about growth. From onboarding two new affiliated companies, our new booth design at the upcoming ICSC show, a new cohort of our CRE Win course, a new partnership with RE Back Office, added syndication with Yardi's Commercial Edge, and more!
The U.S. industrial market remains a darling among the major commercial real estate asset classes. A report by CommercialEdge showed that the performance of the sector and its rise in prominence in 2021 was largely driven by e-commerce. Researchers say despite a deceleration of e-commerce growth in Q3 2021, online sales are expected to continue fueling industrial demand into the future.
MADISON, N.J. (May 4, 2022) – Coldwell Banker Commercial, a Realogy (NYSE: RLGY) brand, announced that five brokerages recently joined the network:
2021 was an incredibly strong year for apartment construction. According to Yardi Matrix, 334,000 units were projected to open in the U.S. by the end of 2021. As explained by Yardi Matrix, the number of projected units reveal a striking difference between the aftermath of the pandemic crisis and that of the housing crisis of 2008. In 2021, there were nearly three times more apartments under construction than there were in 2011.
On this episode, Christina Balas is joined by Greg Lindsay, Keynote speaker at the Coldwell Banker Commercial Global Conference, Futurist, Journalist, and Urbanist. He spoke to us about what the future can hold in the world of Commercial Real Estate and how we can ready ourselves to address those needs.
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The construction sector slowed down as the year progressed, according to the December 2021 Dodge Construction Network report. The loss on the commercial side pulled the Dodge Momentum Index lower, despite gains in institutional planning. Dodge’s monthly momentum fell 4% in November to 171.1 from a reading of 178.1 in October for nonresidential building projects in planning, which have been shown to lead construction spending for nonresidential buildings by a full year. In November, commercial planning fell 8% while institutional planning moved 5% higher.