May 19, 2023 (AUSTIN,TX) – MyEListing.com, a free-to-use commercial real estate data and listings platform, recently published a report examining how some office space landlords have fought back against the sector’s newfound woes amidst remote work schedules and falling demand. According to the report, hospitality conversions hold the most promise for Read more…
May 15, 2023 – 2022’s record-breaking performances from SCPIs (French Public Real Estate Funds) were coupled with historically high investment volumes and wide typological and geographical diversification. 2022’s SCPIs Investments dynamics In the follow-up to its 4th annual study of different French Public Real Estate Investment Vehicles, Rock-n-Data presents a new Read more…
May 12, 2023 (AUSTIN,TX) – MyEListing.com, a free-to-use commercial real estate data, and listings platform, recently released a report illustrating the cities and states with the worst public housing. The report ranks each city and state based on its U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) physical inspection score conducted Read more…
May 5, 2023 (AUSTIN,TX) – MyEListing.com, an entirely free-to-use commercial real estate (CRE) listings and data platform, recently published a report detailing the usefulness and recent allure of the business development company (BDC) as a potential CRE investment vehicle offering a profitable alternative to special-purpose acquisition companies (SPACs) and real estate investment Read more…
Apr. 20, 2023 (AUSTIN,TX) – MyEListing.com, a free commercial real estate listings and data platform, has partnered with Millennial Title and Championship Title to create a marketplace where anyone in the world can buy and sell US residential & commercial real estate with crypto via integration with Coinbase Commerce and close within Read more…
Apr. 13, 2023 (AUSTIN,TX) – MyEListing.com, a free-to-use commercial real estate listing and data platform, recently released a report outlining the four US cities with the largest performance disparities between their thriving industrial sectors and their underperforming office markets. The four US cities with the largest variations between their office and Read more…