September 2020 Newsletter
CCA Newsletter September, 2020 (1)
CCA News
Crowd-Free Games Threaten Financing Shake-Up for Pro Sports Stadium Developers
By Lou Hirsh and Linda Moss CoStar News August 12, 2020 | 5:35 P.M. As U.S. professional sports leagues embark on seasons in empty arenas, the absence of crowds and their spending in and around stadiums not only threatens financing for the venues but it could disrupt surrounding communities and businesses. Stadiums built years ago — from New…
Local Officials Approve Millions of Dollars in Incentives to Lure Tesla Plant to Texas
Officials in Austin, Texas, approved an economic incentive package for Tesla in an effort to convince the car maker to choose the Texas capital city over Tulsa, Oklahoma, as the site to build a $1.1 billion automotive factory. The deal with Travis County, approved late Tuesday, is for $14 million in property tax rebates…
The Future of Office
COSTAR INSIGHT The Future Office: What, Where and How Often? Remote Working Should Continue Long After the Pandemic, But Probably Not Full Time Clearly, there are benefits to working remotely and in the office, but how to strike the right balance? (Getty Images) By Joseph Biasi and Paul Leonard CoStar Advisory Services July 1, 2020 | 2:58 P.M….
West Port Developer Update
2020 – Q2 West Port Developer Update West Port continues to move forward with development.
2019 Power Broker Award Winner
Washington, D.C. —CoStar Group, Inc., the data/analytics leader of the commercial real estate industry, just announced 2019 Power Broker Award recipients, recognizing professionals and firms who closed the highest transaction volume in commercial real estate deals and leads in their respective markets. In Southwest Florida, 10 recipients have been recognized as the most active local…
Arredondo Point
Over the past two years, the Lost Lagoon Development team has been hard at work shaping the future of Arredondo Pointe. Partnering with County government, local leaders and the Port Charlotte community, we have developed a vision of a traditional main street — a “living room” — where locals and guests alike can mingle, dine,…