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1/ Real estate trends I’ve noticed over the past 60 days in DFW
-retailers are still actively seeking sites. Fast food, fast casual, gas, auto repair, and even some big box/ gyms are active
-retail land (power center land behind pads) is being sold to flex space developers
-retailers are still actively seeking sites. Fast food, fast casual, gas, auto repair, and even some big box/ gyms are active
-retail land (power center land behind pads) is being sold to flex space developers
2/
-MF land is as hot as ever
-Industrial land is even hotter. Some groups are still scared of secondary sub markets for new development.
-single family rental development is the new “in” trend. Formerly self storage, senior housing, etc... The real questions is what’s next?
-MF land is as hot as ever
-Industrial land is even hotter. Some groups are still scared of secondary sub markets for new development.
-single family rental development is the new “in” trend. Formerly self storage, senior housing, etc... The real questions is what’s next?
3/
-office development is still happening very selectively. But all of those projects were already under construction. I can’t think of anything that’s actually broken ground since covid
-office tenant activity/leasing is slower than even retail rn
-office development is still happening very selectively. But all of those projects were already under construction. I can’t think of anything that’s actually broken ground since covid
-office tenant activity/leasing is slower than even retail rn
4/
Lots of folks asking where the distress in retail is materializing. It hasn’t yet. Landlords just got space back from bankrupt retailers. They’re going to try and lease it. If they can’t, banks will take it back or renegotiate with borrower.
Lots of folks asking where the distress in retail is materializing. It hasn’t yet. Landlords just got space back from bankrupt retailers. They’re going to try and lease it. If they can’t, banks will take it back or renegotiate with borrower.
5/
-MF face rates are still pretty strong and concessions aren’t as bad as I’ve heard on the coasts
- SF rent rates are still very strong, but I only have a pulse on the “cool/in-town” neighborhoods
-SF home sales are still strong accross the entire asset class. No surprise
-MF face rates are still pretty strong and concessions aren’t as bad as I’ve heard on the coasts
- SF rent rates are still very strong, but I only have a pulse on the “cool/in-town” neighborhoods
-SF home sales are still strong accross the entire asset class. No surprise
