Commercial real estate in for tough 2009 - Associated Press
NEW YORK (AP) -- The balance of power between landlords and tenants
will shift dramatically in 2009. For landlords, this promises to be a year
of intense competition, more bankrupt tenants, and tightfisted lenders. For
renters, it looks like a time ...
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Urban-style apartments going up near SMU - Dallas Morning News
Developers have broken ground on an urban-style apartment complex
that will set the tone for a neighborhood makeover. The 55-unit Shelby
project is going up on SMU Boulevard just east of North Central
Expressway. It’s the first of a string of ...
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Plans on table for 6 subsidized apartments - Indianapolis Star
NOBLESVILLE -- A nonprofit group hopes to begin construction on three
duplexes for residents 55 and older in the city's Old Southside this
spring. The project includes six apartments in three duplexes on a
half-acre at South and Sixth streets on ...
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Tenants get upper hand - Newark Star-Ledger
From apartments to shopping malls, office towers to dockyard
industrial space, the commercial real estate market will be marked by
rising vacancy rates and weak to no rent growth. And the choke hold on
credit could push many property owners who need ...
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Tannery Arts Center should open for residents in February - Santa
Cruz Sentinel
SANTA CRUZ - Struggling county artists soon might have a respite from
the nation's economic fallout, as move-in day for 99 live-work lofts
at the new Tannery Arts Center should come February. Hundreds of painters,
sculptors, dancers and other artists ...
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