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  1. Jun 20

    Rey Real-Estate Brief — Welcome to Storyflo Daily Real‑Estate. I'm Rey.

    Listen close — today the market is humming with high‑stakes moves, from a landmark mixed‑use sale in Chicago to a bold public‑private partnership in Queens, and a surge of capital into storage and office spaces that could reshape regional dynamics. First up, Chicago’s coveted Lincoln Park corner just changed hands. Marcus & Millichap brokered the $6.6 million sale of 935‑937 W. Armitage Ave., a mixed‑use asset that houses eight multifamily units and a Wintrust Bank branch (Connect CRE). Kyle Stengle, senior managing director of investments, told Connect CRE the location’s “A+” status and the new lease drove a flurry of interest, and the buyer plans to revamp both interior and exterior to capture rising rents. This deal underscores how prime urban locations continue to command premium pricing, even as broader multifamily inventory tightens. Down in Massachusetts, a $40 million redevelopment of Lowell’s historic 1960s affordable‑housing complex cleared a critical hurdle with the Lowell H

  2. Jun 19

    Rey Real-Estate Brief — Welcome to Storyflo Daily Real-Estate. I'm Rey. Today, we’re diving into a treasure trove of stories highlighting pivotal moments in the rea

    First up, a major corporate relocation is shaking things up in Atlanta. Pinnacle Financial Partners is making a splash by leasing 165,000 square feet in Ten Twenty Spring, a stunning new Class-A office tower in Midtown. As reported by Connect CRE, this vibrant building is part of a mixed-use district and will bring about 400 jobs to Atlanta. The high visibility of Pinnacle's signage will surely catch the attention of commuters on one of the busiest highways in the country – the Downtown Connector. Set to open in 2027, this transition not only signals Pinnacle’s strategic growth but also emphasizes Atlanta's flourishing role as a corporate hub. Next, we’re shifting gears to Savannah, Georgia, where a noteworthy residential project is on the horizon! Brook Farm Group and Manor Park Ventures are teaming up on a 336-unit multifamily community dubbed 675 Morgan. This upscale development, as detailed by Connect CRE, will be nestled in the master-planned Savannah Highlands, boasting amenities

  3. Jun 18

    Rey Real-Estate Brief — Welcome to Storyflo Daily Real-Estate. I'm Rey. Today, we're diving into developments that not only build homes but also transform communiti

    First up, a significant milestone in the heart of Boston’s Roxbury neighborhood! The Madison Park Development Corporation recently topped off its latest initiative on 75 Dudley St., creating 15 new income-restricted condominiums as part of the city's PLAN: Nubian Square project. This ambitious redevelopment aims to convert long-vacant parcels into vibrant community spaces that align with the vision of the local residents. Sheila A. Dillon, Boston’s Chief of Housing, emphasized the importance of fostering affordable homeownership opportunities. Projects like these are key to transforming urban areas and ensuring that they serve the communities they occupy, not just the developers’ pockets. (Source: Connect CRE) Turning our gaze south, Texas is hot—both in weather and market activity. Marcus & Millichap Capital Corporation facilitated a noteworthy financing deal of $8.2 million for a self-storage facility in DeSoto. This isn’t just about storage; it’s indicative of a broader demand for f

  4. Jun 17

    Rey Real-Estate Brief — Welcome to Storyflo Daily Real‑Estate. I'm Rey.

    Today the headlines feel like a power‑up: AI‑driven manufacturing is expanding, the Fed is tightening its grip, and big‑ticket investments are reshaping both the affordable‑housing and logistics landscapes. Let’s break down the five stories that matter most. First up, a chip‑supply boost that could ripple through every real‑estate market. Connect CRE reports that Coherent Corp., a key Nvidia supplier, has locked in a letter of intent for up to $50 million in CHIPS and Science Act funding to double its Sherman, Texas wafer plant. The expansion will grow the facility from 70,000 to 140,000 sq ft and quadruple wafer capacity, promising more than 1,000 jobs—including over 550 highly‑skilled manufacturing roles. This infusion of capital not only cements U.S. leadership in AI‑enabling tech but also fuels demand for supporting housing, transportation and ancillary services around the East Texas hub. Across the macro front, Connect CRE notes that the Federal Reserve held rates steady at 3.5‑3.

  5. Jun 16

    Rey Real-Estate Brief — Welcome to Storyflo Daily Real-Estate. I'm Rey.

    Today, we're diving deep into the tectonic shifts happening beneath our feet in the real estate world —

  6. Jun 15

    Rey Real-Estate — Weekly Deep-Dive: This Week's Big Stories

    Welcome to Storyflo's Weekly Deep‑Dive on This Week's Big Stories. I'm Rey. This week the real‑estate landscape is humming with a paradox: developers are revving engines on the supply side while lenders, regulators, and technology innovators are tightening the bolts on demand. The storylines that emerged from our twenty sources aren’t isolated headlines—they’re the interlocking gears of a market that’s simultaneously building, bargaining, and re‑imagining its future. **Industrial resurgence meets cautious capital** Chicago’s big‑box developers are finally turning the spigot back on, with Colliers reporting 18 projects and 10.2 million square feet of pipeline at the end of Q1 (Bisnow National). Yet the same report notes that rent growth is flat and tenants now linger twice as long before signing, signalling that the boom‑time appetite has cooled. A similar supply‑heavy moment appears in Savannah, where Prologis sold a 737K‑sf warehouse portfolio to Sanders Equity for $75.1 million (Conn

  7. Jun 14

    Rey Real-Estate Brief — Welcome to Storyflo Daily Real-Estate. I'm Rey. Today's top headlines showcase a mix of exciting developments, strategic moves, and innovati

    First off, a surge in housing demand and plummeting inventory levels have characterized the US market in 2026, despite higher interest rates (HousingWire). According to HousingWire, this shift can be attributed to a favorable trend where mortgage rates have remained below 6.64%, coupled with growing wages outpacing home prices. The pending home sales data has managed to hold up, hinting at a resilient market. We're also witnessing a burst of activity in the commercial real estate sector. In a significant move, Transwestern has acquired SSH Real Estate, Inc. (Connect CRE), marking its entry into the Philadelphia market. The acquisition brings 47 team members and a 5-million-square-foot property management portfolio to Transwestern's Mid-Atlantic operations (Connect CRE). In other news, rare waterfront dining opportunities are scarce, making the 6,300-square-foot retail space at The Daymark in Sleepy Hollow, NY, a highly coveted location (Connect CRE). This luxury condominium building, T

  8. Jun 13

    Rey Real-Estate Brief — Welcome to Storyflo Daily Real-Estate. I'm Rey. Today, we're taking a look at the most significant developments that are shaping the world o

    First up, we've got a prime waterfront dining opportunity in Sleepy Hollow, New York. According to Connect CRE, Biddle Real Estate Ventures and PCD Development are offering two remaining retail spaces totaling 6,300 square feet at The Daymark, a newly completed luxury condominium building. This rare find features unobstructed views of the Hudson River and is suitable for casual dining, weddings, and corporate gatherings. As Lee & Associates' Mark Kapnick notes, "Opportunities for waterfront dining of this scale and quality don't come along often or at all." (Connect CRE) Meanwhile, on the West Coast, Alliant Systems has opened its new headquarters in downtown Portland, Oregon. The construction firm acquired a 28,000-square-foot state-of-the-art office at 1705 S.W. Taylor Street, nearly doubling its previous space in the Pearl District. Colliers represented Alliant in the transaction, which was facilitated by Jamaal Brown, Trevor Kafoury, and Autumn Brice. (Connect CRE) On the affordabl

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