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REBusinessOnline – Apartments Lead the Way in Omaha’s Real Estate Market
Omaha’s apartment market continues to be fundamentally strong and attractive to national and regional investors.
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WSJ – What Retail Recovery? Malls Under Pressure as Stores Close
A number of struggling retailers are closing stores and being more selective about where to open ones, dimming prospects for many mall owners and investors.
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Dayton Daily News – Local malls view store closures as an opportunity to ‘reinvent the retail experience’
The growing number of store closures in 2019 is pushing mall vacancies higher than they’ve been in eight years, but area malls see opportunity amid the shut downs.
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Commercial Real Estate Direct – Mall Vacancies Increased in 1Q as Sears Closed Stores
The vacancy rate for regional malls in the United States increased by 30 basis points to 9.3 percent in the first quarter, according to Reis Inc.
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REBusinessOnline – Apartments Lead the Way in Omaha’s Real Estate Market
The national retail vacancy rate stood at 10.2 percent at the end of the first quarter of 2019, unchanged from the previous period.
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Las Vegas Review-Journal – Las Vegas apartment rents fastest growing in US
Las Vegas’ apartment market has started 2019 with the fastest-growing rents in the nation, a new report shows.
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CNBC – Get ready to pay more rent
Home prices may be cooling off right now, but rents are heating up yet again.
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NREI – Where Are Cap Rates Going in the Four Core Property Sectors?
A look at what real estate experts predict for four core commercial property types.
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Bloomberg – Malls Take a 48-Hour Beating as Retailers Cull Over 300 Stores
You can’t blame America’s teenagers for no longer congregating at the mall like generations past: There aren’t all that many stores left.
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The Boston Globe – As rents soar in Boston low-income tenants try to stave off eviction
Eviction initiations in Massachusetts spiked in 2008, following the Great Recession. Each year since then, landlords have sued about 40,000 heads of household across the state seeking to evict them.
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