Lack of skilled workers slowing construction timelines across the board. What's that mean for Texas?
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This is a super interesting read on the love-hate relationship between development and the no-growth attitude.
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"The notion that development is inherently bad, or that developers are inherently bad actors, seems to ignore that the communities residents want to protect from developers were once developed, too, and often by people who made money at it."
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Is there an end in sight to the current glory days of real estate? Or are we still riding high?
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Opportunity zones were created to spur development in distressed neighborhoods, but developers in some areas are struggling to find tenants for their new properties. Their savior may be another rising trend in commercial real estate: co-working. ow.ly/i46r50vD7lE
Here's an interesting read on new trends in commercial real estate. This is focused on New York, but how many of these are applicable in your area? ow.ly/EpgS50vD75G
Large patios, rooftop bars and public gathering space? Oh my!
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Growing industrial demand has led to some new projects. Is there room for you here? communityimpact.com/dallas-f…
This is a really interesting take on co-working that's not just more of the same. ow.ly/gqO550uPwt3
