CRE News Hour 11/01/2019: Prologis acquires Liberty Property Trust; Rent Control; Meet the Developers Panel in Philly

This week's edition of the CRE News Hour looks at the Prologis acquisition of Liberty Property Trust. We also speak with jim Lapides and Caitlin Walter of the National Multifamily Housing Council, and share excerpts from the Center City Proprietors Association's "Meet the Developers Panel" held October 31This week's edition of the CRE News Hour looks at the Prologis acquisition of Liberty Property Trust. We also speak with jim Lapides and Caitlin Walter of the National Multifamily Housing Council, and share excerpts from the Center City Proprietors Association's "Meet the Developers Panel" held October 31

A major merger in the CRE world this week. In the November 1, 2019 CRE News Hour, we’ll chat with stock analyst John Guinee of Stifel about Prologis’s 12 billion dollar acquisition of Liberty Property Trust. We have excerpts from a “Meet The Developers Panel” held Thursday by the Philadelphia Center City Proprietors Association (you can purchase a podcast of the full panel here), and we speak with Jim Lapides and Caitlin Walter from the National Multifamily Housing Council about its objections to rent control around the country, which they say puts a damper on affordable multifamily development. (Read the NMHC study here.)


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