Real Estate is Golden
It’s a common refrain, and yet more fabulous than truth: Gold has an abiding and near mystic intrinsic value, and thus is the, well, gold standard for inflation protection.
It’s a common refrain, and yet more fabulous than truth: Gold has an abiding and near mystic intrinsic value, and thus is the, well, gold standard for inflation protection.
Almost any news outlet you turn to today is running headlines on the impending debt ceiling crisis. Each of them is predicting the potential repercussions if the debt ceiling isn’t raised before October 18th when some estimate the Treasury will reach the end of its “extraordinary measures”.
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)
Commercial real estate and economic development leaders are urging the St. Petersburg City Council not to pump the brakes on supporting office construction in the
There’s currently about 1.8 million square feet of office space available for lease in Tampa and St. Petersburg’s downtowns combined. Tampa’s office market has shown
Bruce Stachenfeld aka The Real Estate Philosopher™ shares his thoughts on the status of the office. The Real Estate Philosopher: The Office, as We Know
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.
By Ashley Gurbal Kritzer – Senior Reporter, Tampa Bay Business Journal New York-based Bromley Cos, the developer of Midtown Tampa, is betting on Covid-resistant upgrades
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.
Mack Feldman, vice president of Feldman Equities, which owns several major office buildings in Tampa Bay, said Florida may see less of a migration to remote working than more dense cities like New York.
“Ironically, we’re in a really good position because of our historical weakness, which is the lack of mass transit,” he said. “If all my employees had to take a subway, I’d be pretty anxious right now.”