Regional Commercial Real Estate Trends
Neutrogena to Close LA HQ, Shift Operations to NJ
Neutrogena is relocating its Los Angeles headquarters to New Jersey as part of a consolidation effort by its parent company, Kenvue, recently spun off from Johnson & Johnson. Kenvue, based […]
Read More....Adams & Company’s Midtown Buildings Unite Textile Tenants
Adams & Company aims to transform its buildings into specialized hubs, evidenced by recent agreements with textile companies. Principal David Levy emphasizes the allure of specialty buildings, noting their ability […]
Read More....2024 Trends in Commercial Real Estate
Let’s look at some trends in commercial real estate and what is driving them. The relationship between supply and demand ultimately determines property prices, rents, and yields. However, you must […]
Read More....The exclusivity of New York’s million-dollar earner club is diminishing
Between 2020 and 2021, New York saw an increase of over 21,000 tax filers reporting earnings of $1 million or more, as revealed by recent data from the Internal Revenue […]
Read More....Being Together in the Workplace is Essential
For Mitch Goldenberg, the decision was clear-cut. Regardless of any return-to-office directive, it held little sway. “I reside in a one-bedroom apartment in New York City. It becomes monotonous,” remarked […]
Read More....WCRE First Quarter 2024 Report
Southern New Jersey & Philly Markets Look to Build on Last Year’s Surprising Resiliency A Soft Landing Seems More Likely than Before, but Higher Interest Rates Remain a Challenge, and […]
Read More....Risant Health Finalizes Acquisition of Geisinger
On March 31, Washington, D.C.-based Risant Health, a nonprofit organization affiliated with Oakland, Calif.-based Kaiser Permanente, completed its acquisition of Danville, Pa.-based Geisinger Health. The acquisition marks a significant step […]
Read More....AHR Eagerly Anticipates its Promising Prospects
Following its recent initial public offering (IPO), American Healthcare REIT (NYSE: AHR), headquartered in Irvine, has made substantial strides in reducing its floating rate debt. Engaged in the healthcare real […]
Read More....Institutional Investors’ Retreat: Office Sector Red Line
Institutional investors have significantly reduced their involvement in the office property market, although alternative funding sources are stepping in to partially fill the void. According to a recent analysis by […]
Read More....WCRE March 2024 Newsletter
In the WCRE March 2024 Newsletter, we cover a variety events impacting Philadelphia, South Jersey, New York and U.S. Commercial Real Estate. This month we cover major developments in Philadelphia […]
Read More....Anticipate an Increase in Tax Appeals Amidst Growing Discrepancies Between Office Valuations and Assessments
Office property owners nationwide are grappling with an additional challenge amidst increased vacancies and diminished demand, which is resulting in reduced building values and subsequently higher property tax bills. The […]
Read More....Revista Report Covers Rates and Costs in the MOB Market
Despite the challenging conditions experienced by healthcare real estate (HRE) developers in 2022, primarily driven by escalating construction expenses and inflationary pressures, the sector witnessed a marginal decline of only […]
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