Changes In Housing Policy Amidst An Affordability Crisis
Real estate values across the country have continued to increase for the last 10 years, with median home prices roughly doubling, according to the Freddie Mac House Price Index (FMHPI)
Real estate values across the country have continued to increase for the last 10 years, with median home prices roughly doubling, according to the Freddie Mac House Price Index (FMHPI)
There’s a bright spot in the Covid-19 pandemic for commercial real estate and office space. Companies looking for new sites for their offices are distinguishing
Design changes are among the trends leaders from development firms talked about during an Aug. 11 panel discussion hosted online by commercial real estate publication Bisnow. The Covid-19 pandemic has put an increased focus on using outdoor spaces, and real estate developers are adapting their designs to take that into account.
Some companies are turning to high-tech solutions to create cleaner workspaces. Feldman Equities has installed nano septic elevator buttons with crystalline covers that are essentially “self cleaning” in its buildings, said vice president Mack Feldman.
In less than a week, Feldman Equities raised $21 million of its $22 million goal for investor funding for First Central Tower in downtown St. Petersburg.
Over the past few months, several groups have been in the running to redevelop two centrally located city-owned properties in Downtown St. Pete. The
The St Pete Catalyst has reported on Feldman Equities’ latest real estate investment opportunity. The company is recapitalizing First Central Tower, a high-rise office building at 360 Central Ave.
For one of Tampa’s biggest office landlords, anti-virus measures are now a key negotiating tactic for taking market share.
A study from Gensler Research Institute found only 12 percent of U.S. office workers at companies of 100 or more people want to work from home full-time. “I am seeing a clamoring of people who want to get back to the office. There’s no such thing as company culture on Zoom. It has to take place face-to-face.”
Back in December, St. Pete Rising reported that the City of St. Pete received an unsolicited offer from New York-based development firm Property Markets Group (PMG) to purchase and redevelop the Municipal Services Center at 1 Fourth Street in Downtown St. Pete.