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Dallas was the top U.S. commercial property market during COVID Dallas led in construction and was second for commercial real estate investments. Most of the Dallas-area construction starts were for industrial and apartment buildings.(Brian Elledge / Staff Photographer) Dallas was the country’s top construction market during the pandemic and the area had the second-highest property investment total in the nation in the first quarter, according to a new report by Real Capital Analytics Inc. “Dallas is booming,” Real Capital said in its latest quarterly report. “Not only was it the lead...

Robert M. White, Jr. and 2900 Northeast 24th Court in Fort Lauderdale (Compass) Robert M. White, Jr., the founder of a real estate data firm, bought a newly built waterfront home in Fort Lauderdale’s Coral Ridge neighborhood for $5.3 million. Records show White purchased the house at 2900 Northeast 24th Court from Bobby L. Williams and Puay-Hua Soh. White is the founder and president of Real Capital Analytics, a data firm that tracks global commercial real estate sales and trends. Real Capital Analytics has recorded over $20 trillion of commercial property deals, according to its website. W...

Share this article Share this article BETHESDA, Md., April 1, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Walker & Dunlop, Inc. announced today that it is the largest provider of capital to the multifamily industry in the United States based on the 2020 Mortgage Bankers Association loan origination rankings. Walker & Dunlop has grown its multifamily loan originations from $2.2 billion in 2010 to $31 billion in 2020, a 30% compound annual growth rate over the decade. "Back in 2010, when we went public, the idea of becoming the largest capital provider to the multifamily industry was little more than a distant dr...

The once-in-a-century pandemic has caused hoteliers to endure a firestorm that decimated the hotel and leisure industries.

Best home listing description ever? Brutal honesty pays off in Florida A listing for a lemon of a house has turned into sweet, sweet lemonade. The description of a decrepit home on Avoca Avenue in Zephyrhills, FL, that was listed for $69,000 mixes scathing accuracy and a serious sense of humor. The tongue-in-cheek presentation has paid off in a big way. The listing of the woebegone home has racked up hundreds of thousands of page views, and what’s more, an offer is now in place. [Source: Orlando Sentinel] How heirs to a fashion empire ended up sinking cash into scores of modest Florida hom...