Moraga Road, Old Town Temecula, CA Master Planned Community Unimproved, Entitled ± 270 Gross Acres; ± 77 Net Acres 1,750 Max Units 50% Dedicated Open Space Seller Representation Sale Price: $25,200,000
Robust Industrial Investment Shows No Signs of Slowing
Real estate buyers spent a record-setting amount of cash in the sector in the third quarter and remain bullish on the properties amid healthy absorption and rent growth. December 4, 2019 – The industrial real estate sector, traditionally known as the land of big, boring boxes, has become the darling of real estate amid the growth of e-commerce. Investors have poured hundreds of billions of dollars into industrial properties over the last five years alone, and…
Brisk Williamsburg Retail Leasing Sparks Tenant Experimentation, Further Growth
To compete for and cater to residents in what is one of Brooklyn’s most expensive submarkets, new and existing retailers are innovating their offerings outside of their traditional lane. “People are always trying to come up with a new branding idea,” Garry Steinberg of Lee & Associates said “That’s what Williamsburg is about and it hasn’t changed.” October 22, 2019 (NEW YORK, NY) – Retail flagship stores continue to spring up all over Williamsburg, Brooklyn. To…
Lee & Associates Plans 2020 Road Map
JEFF RINKOV OF LEE & ASSOCIATES SAYS NEXT YEAR WILL BE EXPANSIVE IN MORE WAYS THAN ONE October 21, 2019 (LOS ANGELES, CA) – Expansive. That’s how Jeff Rinkov, CEO of Lee & Associates, sees the next year shaping up, both on a macro level for commercial real estate generally and more specifically for the firm he helms. For Lee, currently marking its 40th anniversary, that expansion trend builds on a theme. Rinkov reports that, fresh…
Lee & Associates’ Warren Berzack Named Influencer in Multifamily by GlobeSt.com
Warren Berzack of Lee & Associates featured in Globest.com in this latest edition of Influencers series spotlighting the multifamily asset class. October 11, 2019 – Warren Berzack is a leader in the multifamily market. In 2018, he was named the leading multifamily broker at Lee & Associates and Real Estate Forum named him one of the top 50 brokers under 40 and one of Tomorrow’s Leaders. With more than 20 years of industry experience, Berzack…
Cushman & Wakefield Capital Markets Team Jumps Ship to Lee & Associates
October 2, 2019 (FORT WASHINGTON, PA) – Locally-based commercial real estate brokerage firm Lee & Associates reports it has added four capital markets and asset services professionals to its operations here. All four executives—Bob Yoshimura, Joe Hill, Eric Mattson and Bruce Gordon—until their respective moves to Lee & Associates, held executive-level positions with Cushman & Wakefield. Yoshimura, Hill and Mattson, will continue to focus on institutional owners, such as large pension fund advisers, REITs, insurance companies…
Lee & Associates’ Brian Pohl: Chicago Apartment Demand Reaches All-Time High
For the Chicago region’s multifamily sector, the current environment marks both a high watermark for development and investment sales, and a tipping point in terms of emerging challenges. These range from obtaining joint venture equity to higher assessment valuations. Connect Media asked Lee & Associates principal Brian Pohl, who specializes in the acquisition, disposition, and placement of real estate investments in greater Chicago and throughout the Midwest, to map out the market’s terrain. Q: Across…
Phoenix Rising: A Tale of Secondary-City Strength
We’ve all heard of the upsurge of traditionally secondary cities, especially as millennial’s establish themselves in markets that provide a host of made-for-the-market amenities. That’s why Lee & Associates’ Todd Braun is bullish on the Phoenix multifamily. August 28, 2019 (PHOENIX, AZ) – Affordability and a healthy return on investments are just two of the reasons why younger renters and diversifying investors are migrating to multifamily opportunities in secondary markets. Arguably no metro in the…
Last-Mile Access to Customers Drives Distribution Center Conversions
August 20, 2019 (NEW YORK, NY) – E-commerce has been driving demand for industrial real estate for several years, but steadily increasing online sales coupled with growing consumer expectations for speedier delivery continues to put pressure on merchants to bridge the last mile to their customers. Considering that these projects are located in densely populated areas where land and available product are typically scarce, developers are increasingly converting obsolete warehouse and other properties into fulfillment centers….