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Sponsored Content:Of the five well-known construction types defined within the International Building Code, Type IV, commonly known as “heavy timber,” has been the least-used in the United States. New Type IV buildings have dwindled over time as large trees have become less available and more efficient construction systems have developed.
Sponsored Content:If you take a look around our nation’s cities, you will probably see relics of obsolete industries, like abandoned power plants or old oil refineries. Not only are these sites eyesores, but they are often significant sources of pollution. So, what can be done with them? This is where HRP comes in.
Sponsored Content:If you take a look around our nation’s cities, you will probably see relics of obsolete industries, like abandoned power plants or old oil refineries. Not only are these sites eyesores, but they are often significant sources of pollution. So, what can be done with them? This is where Hilco Redevelopment Partners (HRP) comes in.
Sponsored Content:At JLL, we believe in potential. The potential of people to lead remarkable lives, communities to do remarkable things, and the potential of spaces to become remarkable places.
SPONSORED CONTENT:When searching for the right property management firm, there are many factors to consider. For instance, are you looking for someone who will simply maintain your asset, or are you seeking a true partner that will work diligently to proactively add value to your investment? At JLL Retail, you’ll find a team of dedicated value creators.
SPONSORED POST:The Residences at Pacific City is an award-winning, LEED Silver–certified, 516-home community developed by UDR and situated in a prime location off the Pacific Coast Highway in Huntington Beach, California. It is one of over 20 UDR communities that have obtained sustainability certifications, and a portion of its development was funded through the capital raised in UDR’s initial Green Bond offering.
SPONSORED POST:To better understand how real estate investment managers are planning for the year ahead, Juniper Square recently conducted a survey of 45 principals, CEOs, CFOs, and COOs representing a mix of regional and nationwide sponsors of varying sizes.
SPONSORED POST:The annual Allen Matkins “View from the Top” event looked a little different this year, having gone virtual for the first time in its 13-year history. But that didn’t stop nearly 1,700 attendees from gathering online to hear panels of the country’s top industry leaders—including economists, investors, developers, owners, and brokers—discuss the latest trends in commercial real estate, how the pandemic has had, and will have, an impact the industry, and what’s in store for 2021 and beyond.
SPONSORED POST:See the latest trends in CRE and learn how slow payments in the construction industry generated domino effects costing an estimated $100 billion in 2020. Rabbet, a provider of cloud-based software for managing construction finances, surveyed real estate developers, lenders, subcontractors, and general contractors and packaged the results in its two latest reports.
SPONSORED POST:Commercial real estate finance participants navigated an unprecedented market environment in the early months of COVID-19, with many traditional lenders and capital markets players temporarily sidelined. As we near the end of a tumultuous year, many observers are beginning to see signs of cautious optimism. KKR’s head of Real Estate Credit answers a few questions about how this time is (or is not) different and his outlook on the road ahead.
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