04.23.2018
How Demographic Shifts Are Disrupting The Multifamily Market
The demand for amenities—everything from luxury dog spas to Internet-connected collaborative workspaces—is creating a real estate race among well-capitalized developers of next-generation apartment buildings. The unexpected is business as usual in New York real estate,…
Read More04.22.2018
Rio Rancho Estates: Paradise lost
On a map, the unincorporated land in Sandoval County to the west of Rio Rancho looks like a sprawling neighborhood. Numbered streets crisscross the terrain to form a precise grid stretching out to the arid…
Read More04.17.2018
NM Tops Nation in Wind-Energy Growth
New Mexico ranked as the nation’s fastest-growing state for wind-energy construction last year, according to a new report from the American Wind Energy Association. The state added enough new turbines to produce 571 megawatts of…
Read More04.16.2018
Marketing to Multiple Generations
Today's renter pool comprises a wide range of ages that can pose challenges to developers, owners and operators. Eric Clark of Bainbridge Cos. shares four tips on how communities can appeal to anyone. Millennials, Millennials,…
Read More04.16.2018
Drilling Boom Sparks Environmental Worries
The boom in New Mexico’s oil patch is pumping up state revenue and economic development in Lea and Eddy counties, but it’s also raising many red flags for environmental organizations. Activists say the unprecedented level…
Read More04.16.2018
Is Multifamily Losing Its Crown?
Multifamily product in many popular submarkets is starting to sit on the market with fewer offers. Multifamily opportunities are beginning to stay on the market for longer periods of time, and properties offering pricing discounts…
Read More04.13.2018
Macroeconomic Signs For CRE
Sam Chandan, chair and associate dean, NYU Schack Institute, warns about increasing debt in the multifamily sector at the RealShare Net Lease Conference. The keynote speaker at the 2018 RealShare Net Lease Conference in New…
Read More04.12.2018
In Spite of Waves of Store Closures, Retail Vacancy Hasn’t Spiked in the First Quarter
For neighborhood and community shopping centers, the vacancy rate averaged 10.0 percent, the same as the quarter before. Retail vacancy levels stayed relatively flat for the first quarter of the year, according to preliminary data from…
Read More04.12.2018
Gap Between Industrial Supply, Demand Narrows
Underlying economic conditions remain intact, with demand still robust and the supply pipeline strong. Industrial’s story for the last few years has been nothing but growth and then more growth. Now, new numbers from CBRE Econometrics…
Read More04.12.2018
Why Landlords And Property Managers Can Benefit From The Coworking Boom
The coworking industry has seen unprecedented growth the past few years, enjoying rapid expansion across some of America’s most economically valuable cities and there are three specific and palpable reasons why. The coworking industry has…
Read More04.10.2018
Prices Keep Rising for Apartment Properties, Forcing Investors into Smaller Markets
The search for yield is leading investors to smaller properties in smaller markets. Investors keep looking for apartment buildings to buy at good prices. The search is leading them to smaller properties in smaller markets. “Things…
Read More04.10.2018
Amazon HQ2: A Reset Button for Site Selection
1Q18 Commercial Real Estate Insights Report Dear Reader: This year, CCIM Institute is thrilled to announce a new partnership with the Alabama Center for Real Estate to bring you our new Commercial Real Estate Insights…
Read More04.09.2018
Why Fast Food Chains And Medical Offices Are Proliferating
Top net lease developers share their perspectives with one advisor saying “the best real estate is covered up with bad buildings.” At the RealShare Net Lease Conference on April 5 in New York City, top…
Read More04.06.2018
Cities Take the Lead on Sustainability
Now that the federal government has stepped back from a leadership role on climate change, cities are stepping up to meet the challenge of preserving the environment for future generations. In fact, cities have been…
Read More04.06.2018
Creating an Orchestra of Diversity to Make Business Ring
Fifty-Seven percent of existing employees think their employer should do more to diversify its workforce. How does your workplace stack up? Many people want to do business or work for companies that embrace diversity. High…
Read More04.06.2018
Ambulatory Healthcare Mixes Well At The Mall
Hospital services are good drivers to bring customers to brick-and-mortar shopping centers says a RealShare Net Lease Conference panel. “No business is internet-proof” said Stan Glantz, VP, Development & Construction at Katz Properties, LLC. However,…
Read More04.06.2018
Leprino Foods Invests $15M in Roswell Plant
Leprino Foods, a Denver-based company that claims to be the world’s largest mozzarella cheese maker, is investing $15 million to expand its Roswell manufacturing plant. The state is providing up to $200,000 for the expansion…
Read More04.05.2018
March 2018 Commercial Market Trends
View a New Mexico Market Trends Summary Report, which includes March 2018 Commercial Market Trends. This report includes the total number of listings, asking lease rates, asking sales prices, days on the market and total square feet…
Read More04.05.2018
April 2018 CCIM Deal Making Session Properties
Thanks to all of the brokers, sponsors, and guests who attended the April 2018 CCIM NM Deal Making Session & Forum and to those who shared the April 2018 CCIM NM Properties. Over 12 million…
Read More04.05.2018
What's Next for Energy: See Where NM's Headed on Oil and Renewables
A boom in the oil industry does not exclude New Mexico from establishing itself as a solar power — two New Mexico politicians on opposite sides of the aisle in Congress can at least agree…
Read More04.04.2018
Investors Welcome Surge of Corporate Sale-Leasebacks
Corporations are taking advantage of what remains a “pretty hot market” for sale-leaseback transactions. Corporations that are pushing owned real estate off their books are fueling a surge in sale-leaseback activity. According to Real Capital Analytics…
Read More04.04.2018
Self Storage Continues To Gain Traction In 2018
The outlook for the sector remains upbeat and well positioned for positive performance, but what makes this niche so attractive? The self storage sector has continuously experienced solid growth since the end of the…
Read More04.04.2018
Raytheon Says Microwave Weapon Proved Its Worth
The U.S. military recently tested a new, high-powered microwave weapon built by Raytheon in New Mexico to down swarms of incoming drones and missiles. Raytheon successfully demonstrated the system in December during an Army exercise…
Read More04.03.2018
Report: NM Could Nearly Triple Solar Jobs
With the right strategies, New Mexico could become a bustling hub for developing and building novel, cutting-edge solar technologies, according to a new study by the California-based American Jobs Project. The report, released Tuesday in…
Read More04.03.2018
2018 CARNM Charity Golf Tournament
Grab your clubs! The Commercial Association of Realtors New Mexico invites you to participate in its 2018 Annual Charity Golf Tournament at one of the most prestigious golf groups in the Southwest, Twin Warriors Golf…
Read More04.03.2018
Report: NM Could Nearly Triple Solar Jobs
With the right strategies, New Mexico could become a bustling hub for developing and building novel, cutting-edge solar technologies, according to a new study by the California-based American Jobs Project. The report, released Tuesday in…
Read More04.02.2018
Medical Office Buildings Are Ripe For Change. Here Is How.
MOBs remain stable but there are shifts in the way that care is being delivered to patients and new tech trends that bear watching. The medical office building is the most stable asset in the…
Read More03.29.2018
Reis: National Apartment Vacancy Rate Rises to 4.7% in Q1 2018
Average asking rents rose 0.9% over the first quarter of 2018, and average effective rents rose 0.8% according to preliminary apartment data. The national apartment vacancy rate rose to 4.7% in the first quarter of…
Read More03.26.2018
Will Accelerated Self-Storage Development Bypass Space Demand?
Demand remains strong in the sector, but “aggressive development” is a dynamic that bears watching, says Marcus & Millichap. Set against the backdrop of a still-robust economy, the self-storage sector remains strong. But, as Marcus…
Read More03.26.2018
Office Investors Now Look To Suburbs
A few years ago, CBD office was all the rage, but higher cap suburban properties are now finding favor. The US office investment market did cool a bit in 2017, but that was only after…
Read More03.26.2018
Five Workplace Trends The Commercial Real Estate Industry Must Prepare For
The most significant innovations of the last century have a couple of common elements: They solved simple problems in the lives of everyday people, and almost nobody recognized that these problems needed to be solved. The most significant…
Read More03.24.2018
CARW is Hiring – Marketing and Events Manager
Job Description: CARW Marketing and Events Manager - 9/5/15 Position Purpose: CARW is the voice for commercial real estate brokerage and related professionals in Wisconsin. Founded in 1993, CARW is dedicated to the success of…
Read More03.23.2018
Winter 2018: Target Your Success: Dive Into 2018
Read the latest from NAR's Commercial Connections: Consumer spending impact on retail, changes to lending and tax reform, how to assemble great teams, and new NAR resources for members. Read More By: (NAR) Click here to view…
Read More03.23.2018
Secrets to Accelerated Growth in Property Management
Every year, property managers tell me that growth is one of their main goals. But with uncertainty in the market, recovering from the recession, and spending time on important repairs and upgrades, many have trouble…
Read More03.23.2018
Commercial Real Estate Outlook
Commercial leasing fundamentals remain poised for expansion this year. Examine data and trends revealing how the commercial market is being boosted by an expanding economy, employment, and recent tax reform. Read the Outlook here. NAR's…
Read More03.22.2018
Common Misconceptions about Land Values
Land values have been all over the place in 2018. Some articles say that land values across America are up. Others say that values are sinking and will continue to do so. It’s no wonder that there…
Read More03.22.2018
The Fed Raises Interest Rate, Revises Economic Outlook
It also boosted its forecast for US growth to 2.7% this year and 2.4% in 2019. To little surprise the Federal Reserve raised the federal funds rate to a range of 1.5% to 1.75%. It also boosted…
Read More03.22.2018
Common Misconceptions about Land Values
Land values have been all over the place in 2018. Some articles say that land values across America are up. Others say that values are sinking and will continue to do so. It’s no wonder that there…
Read More03.22.2018
March 2018 LIN Properties
At the March 2018 LIN Meeting held on March 21, 2018, 13 excellent properties were presented. Thank you for presenting properties and attending the meeting! Thank you to Dave Hill who hosted 8650 Alameda Blvd. Print…
Read More03.16.2018
Voice for Real Estate 83: AHPs, Banks, Infrastructure
Department of Labor's association health plan rule is a good step but eligible "working owners" should include people who get insurance through their spouse, NAR says. NAR supports the Senate banking bill because it's expected…
Read More03.14.2018
Breaking Down Mineral Rights
Mineral rights are so complex that most of the time, people would instead hire a lawyer to deal with them. The bad news is, there is a lot of truth in that statement. Mineral rights…
Read More03.14.2018
New Supply, Airbnb Could Finally Hurt Hotel Loan Performance
So far all of the new supply entering the market, as well as Airbnb, has not had an impact on properties backing CMBS loans, Trepp says. That may change this year. The overall CMBS delinquency…
Read More03.12.2018
New Mexico Oil Production Gushes to All-Time Record
New Mexico oil production is booming at levels never before seen in state history, pushing output last year to an all-time record of 171 million barrels, according to the latest statistics from the state Oil…
Read More03.09.2018
WELL Standards Will Do Much For CRE
Incorporating WELL concepts into a new facility will provide building occupants with an enhanced experience landlords, tenants and clients with unique advantages, Ware Malcomb’s Tiffany English tells GlobeSt.com. Ware Malcomb, an international design firm, based…
Read More03.09.2018
Paseo Corridor Draws New Day Care, Restaurant and Medical Office
Infill developers are eyeing several different sites along the heavily traveled Paseo Del Norte corridor for new projects. With no shortage of residential rooftops nearby, two vacant parcels of land are primed for a new…
Read More03.08.2018
March 2018 CCIM Deal Making Session Properties
Thanks to all of the brokers, sponsors, and guests who attended the March 2018 CCIM NM Deal Making Session & Forum and to those who shared the March 2018 CCIM NM Properties. Over 8 million…
Read More03.08.2018
Workforce Housing Provider Going Vertical
Interest is growing in suburban workforce housing, and one of the top firms in the sector says it can add more value by doing many tasks in-house. Redwood Capital Group, LLC, a Chicago-based multi-family investment…
Read More03.07.2018
Investors Of All Stripes Seek Yield Outside CA
Investors’ willingness to seek comparable investment opportunities in secondary or tertiary markets across the country to meet their investment requirements grew in 2017, HIG’s Ed Hanley tells GlobeSt.com. The demand for well-located single-tenant triple-net leased…
Read More03.06.2018
How Office Space Can Attract, Retain And Motivate Employees
As skilled workers weigh employer reputations and workplace experiences when making job choices, companies are working harder to cultivate… As skilled workers weigh employer reputations and workplace experiences when making job choices, companies are working…
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