Sentences with phrase «city assets increased»
The same dynamic unfolded among retail properties where prices for big city assets increased by 4.1 % versus 2.6 % growth for the national market.
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Buffalo Niagara Tourism Program: a regional tourism program to leverage the world - class tourism assets in Niagara Falls and the City of Buffalo through a more coordinated and sophisticated marketing strategy; investments and increased programming in the Niagara State Park; investments in other regional tourism assets and amenities; and the creation of regional offerings.
Democrat John Liu increased the city's pension asset portfolio to $ 150 billion — the highest ever recorded.»
Improving the integrity of the buildings with new roofs and windows will increase the useful life of the schools by another 35 - 50 years, according to Peter Garvey, the city's Director of Capital Assets.
Flood exposure is increasing in coastal cities owing to growing populations and assets, the changing climate, and subsidence Here we provide a quantification of present and future flood losses in the 136 largest coastal cities.
In addition to our core work with law firms, companies and directors, and our particular expertise in City whistle - blowing cases, we believe there is a growing market for the specialist and expert advice Fox offers, not least from the increasing number of businesses in the financial sector that are set up as LLPs, notably hedge funds, venture capital, and private equity and asset management.»
«This purchase was made below replacement cost, will increase our portfolio asset value to almost $ 700 million and reflects our continuing efforts to construct a portfolio of premium New York City real estate.
«They own assets around the world and really what they want to do is increase their brand presence in key markets, and if they can fund that by selling the Park Hyatt in Zurich or Chicago or Mexico City, and secure stable long - term management contracts on those,» then «that makes a lot of sense for them.»
Robert Occiogrossi: While foreign investors have traditionally been attracted to hotel, multifamily and office assets in U.S. gateway cities such as Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, Washington, D.C. and Chicago, the increasing appetite for acquisitions may push foreign investors to look at properties or asset types they may not have customarily looked to as good investments in the past.
Rent increases, asset pricing, and high cap rates in the CBDs (Central Business Districts) are pushing investors to look for assets outside of the city in the suburbs.