Recent Lynx News and Blogs
Deep in the Malls of Texas, a Vision of Shopping’s Future
Across North America malls are struggling due to changing demographics, competitive e-commerce, and discount stores. Developers in Texas are responding in innovative ways to gain traffic by expanding the mix to include more restaurants, entertainment, heath care and even education.
Congratulations on YASC Washington 2017!
It was an outstanding event, overflowing with Yardi Users, food, entertainment, and fun. I know the Lynx Team had one of the best times ever, but also met many new clients, and Yardi contacts. From our company’s perspective, the sessions
Pulse – Oxford Properties and startup incubator team up to create a new Toronto innovation district
Oxford Properties and One Eleven are redeveloping Front Street and transforming it into a downtown innovation cluster. They are hoping that this development called Union Park will turn Toronto into a centre for technological development. The existing five-storey building will
Pulse – Value of commercial real estate sales in B.C. increased by 47% in 2016
Sales of commercial real estate reached about $13 billion last year compared to $8.8 in 2015. President of the region’s real estate board, Dan Morrison, believes it reflects the confidence in B.C. and the Vancouver economy. The surge in commercial
Pulse – Hot US real estate a potential flag: Fed’s Rosengren
Eric Rosengren, an influential regulator at the U.S. Central Bank, is urging global regulators to consider tools to cool down the U.S. real estate prices. He believes that the significant rise in apartment prices may indicate financial instabilities that rates
Pulse – Toronto-based Brad Lamb plans ‘five or six’ new towers in Edmonton; buying two more sites in Calgary
Brad Lamb predicts a land-value boom in Calgary and Edmonton. Lamb Development Corp. is planning “five or six more high-rises in Edmonton over the next 20 years.” He says he’s well used to dealing with “recessions and downturns and problems,” which