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1 week ago | commercialsearch.com | Beata Lorincz

By Beata Lorincz May 6, 2025 DevelopmentExecutive InsightsMixed UseSan FranciscoWest An exclusive inside look at the adaptive reuse of a 1940's building, with Page & Turnbull's Ruth Todd. Since joining Page & Turnbull in 2006, Todd has been involved in multiple historic preservation projects. Image courtesy of Page & Turnbull Amid ongoing uncertainties and looming economic challenges, mixed-use developments provide a safe, resilient solution for developers—an approach that has increasingly...

2 months ago | commercialsearch.com | Beata Lorincz

By Beata Lorincz February 27, 2025 Digital EditionDevelopment Reframing the past for higher and better commercial uses. Adaptive reuse is one of the hottest architectural trends today. Aging structures, environmental concerns and limited free space in urban centers and smaller cities are driving an increase in the number of projects that find a future in the past. These conversions challenge architects to blend innovation with heritage, and to find higher and better purposes for commercial...

2 months ago | multihousingnews.com | Beata Lorincz

Following the closing of a stellar leasing season for the fall 2024 academic year, the student housing market is off to another above-average start. With ongoing economic hurdles affecting investment activity across all real estate sectors, student housing transactions recorded an uptick in 2024, according to Yardi Matrix. As of December 2024, preleasing at Yardi 200 universities reached 47.1 percent—ahead of 39.7 percent in December 2023—according to a recent student housing report.

Feb 5, 2025 | multihousingnews.com | Beata Lorincz

The latest trends in leasing, rents and more, according to Yardi Matrix’s latest report. Student housing preleasing was strong in December 2024, with rents reaching the highest average on record.

Feb 1, 2025 | multihousingnews.com | Therese Fitzgerald |Richard Berger |Claudiu Tiganescu |Jeffrey Steele |Beata Lorincz |Diana Mosher | +2 more

In a transaction facilitated by CBRE, the company acquired Marquis at Desert Ridge, rechristening the property as IMT at Desert Ridge.