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Read MoreCities such as Bakersfield, Calif.; Orem, Utah; and Loveland, Colo., aren’t typically top of mind for institutional investors. But groups that once bypassed such secondary and tertiary markets in favor of major metros are now putting these smaller markets on their radar.
Read MoreDespite misconceptions around market performance of secondary and tertiary markets in the Western United States, these markets prove to be more economically robust and less volatile than primary markets, according to Graceada Partners’ research reports, Economic Vibrancy in Secondary & Tertiary Markets and Real Estate Fundamentals in Western U.S. Secondary & Tertiary Markets.
Read MoreA virtual, digital, and information-oriented economy comes with consequences: People can work wherever they want and the work they do takes less time because they have the technology aiding every step of the way…
Read MoreRyan Swehla, co-founder and principal at Graceada Partners, discusses how new hybrid work models and shifting attitudes have prompted moves to secondary and tertiary markets with a high quality of life. (01/2022)
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With the forced virtualization of much of the U.S. workforce in reaction to the coronavirus pandemic, speculation about the future of the office has been rampant among commercial real estate operators and investors.
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