| | May 5, 2017 Top Story | By Diana Bell, Staff Writer  An expected supply surge of high-end office product in downtown Washington, D.C. this year will not be met with nearly enough demand. Investors and developers are bullish, however, on the prospects for occupier demand for offices in the Northern Virginia sub-market, which is part of the Washington, D.C. MSA. That would be thanks to an expected uptick in defense spending under the Trump administration. FULL ARTICLE |
Analysis | By Patricia Kirk, Contributing Writer  Sales of industrial properties grew by 3.0 percent in the first quarter of 2017 compared to the same period a year ago, to $13.9 billion, according to New York City-based research firm Real Capital Analytics. FULL ARTICLE |
Sponsored | Sponsored by Coldwell Banker  NREI and Coldwell Banker Commercial Technology Survey finds that there is a gap in older workers' and younger workers' view of existing and future use of technology in commercial real estate. FULL ARTICLE |
NREI Wire | Bloomberg Brooklyn developers and landlords face the challenge of attracting tenants at a time when the Manhattan market is softening, making it less of a necessity for companies to look for cheaper alternatives. FULL ARTICLE |
| Bloomberg Fannie Mae said it expects to make a $2.8 billion dividend payment to the U.S. Treasury in June after reporting a first-quarter profit driven by a relatively stable mortgage market and a continued decline in delinquencies. FULL ARTICLE |
Must Reads | By NREI Staff  The House voted May 4 to approve the Final Choice Act, a bill that if made law would repeal Dodd-Frank, according to The Atlantic. Fortune looks at whether Chipotle can ever make a comeback. These are among today’s must reads from around the commercial real estate industry. FULL ARTICLE |
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