| | November 9, 2016 Top Story | WealthManagement staff  Trump will now be in a position to appoint the top cop of Wall Street , the regulator of the securities industry and investment advisors. Given Trump’s skepticism of regulation in any mold, it’s likely to be an adventurous choice. FULL ARTICLE |
Analysis | By Beth Mattson-Teig, Contributing Writer  Ten years ago, the Tenant in Common (TIC) industry was at the top of its game. The fractional ownership structure had become a favorite for 1031 investors looking to defer capital gains and trade-up to larger, more expensive properties. At its peak, TICs were raising more than $3 billion in equity annually, including $3.6 billion in 2006. FULL ARTICLE |
NREI Wire | The Business Journals .png) Construction is under way on the third tower in Amazon's Seattle high-rise campus. When this phase is completed in 2019, the full block at Westlake and Lenora avenues will have a 37-story tower and a seven-story building with a total of 1.1 million square feet of office, more than 43,000 square feet of retail and 1,128 underground parking stalls. FULL ARTICLE |
| The Business Journals  Aéropostale, the teen apparel retailer that filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in the spring, apparently wasn’t in such bad shape after all. The retailer’s new ownership group has lowered its projections for expected store closings and will instead keep 504 of its 720 North American stores open. FULL ARTICLE |
Must Reads | By NREI Staff  A recent Fed survey reveals banks have implemented stricter lending standards for multifamily and construction loans, according to MarketWatch. Uncertainty surrounding the presidential election led commercial broker confidence to drop in the third quarter, reports The Wall Street Journal. These are among today's must reads from around the commercial real estate industry. FULL ARTICLE |
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