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With changing tastes and needs of American consumers, real estate conversions have been growing in popularity across the nation. Along with the recent rise in office-to-residential conversions, house-to-restaurant conversions, a more recent adaptation, have also been prevalent. These “micro restaurants” are popping up in places like Los Angeles, CA, Austin, TX, and Nashville, TN. Developers are transforming groups of old homes into walkable culinary hubs for the surrounding high-density neighborhoods. Residents of these transformed neighborhoods gain the ability to purchase a coffee or eat dinner without traveling far distances to do so. #realestate #american #consumers #conversions #popularity #office #residential #restaurant #losangeles #austin #nashville #developers #neighborhoods #distances #restructurednews If you're interested to learn more about our newsletter, subscribe here: www.restructurednews.com or follow us on Instagram @restructurednews and TikTok @restructurednews https://lnkd.in/eRZ42sbA

Coming Fall of 2026. One of the biggest projects in DFW , in particular Frisco Field will be way bigger than Plano’s legacy west 𝗢𝗣𝗘𝗡𝗜𝗡𝗚 𝗙𝗔𝗟𝗟 𝗢𝗙 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟲 Karahan will develop Fields West as part of the much larger 2,500-acre Fields development underway by Hunt Realty Investments. The developer already developed Plano’s legacy west The Fields West project in Frisco will look a whole lot like Legacy West in Plano, Karahan said. Only bigger. Legacy West covers, in general, 240 acres. That includes Toyota’s headquarters, the JP Morgan Chase regional campus, Liberty Mutual, the mixed-use, the hotel, the multiple residential components, Windrose condo tower and all of that. The Fields West project – talking about specifically the mixed-use village just to make apple-to-apple comparisons – is 55 acres. And it encompasses two hotels instead of one of them. Legacy West has Renaissance (hotel), and Fields West has two hotels. So that’s the acreage comparison. Now, if you look at the entire Fields development, we have 2,500 acres. So in summary, Fields West is 55 acres in the heart — in the center — of the entire 2,500-acre Fields project. According to Dallas Business Journal https://lnkd.in/gHwnX8gf

On Saturday, at the SDSU, WDC, and Bruce Appleyard's 50th Anniversary of A Temporary Paradise? I replied to a question with the point that single-family detached home construction/lifestyle was done in San Diego. But I left out one important point... the industry has changed significantly enough to now the few big regional large-scale homebuilders, such as Pardee and Lennar, are building townhomes and apartments. Construction financing and technology has changed as much as our policies have. Large-scale master planned communities are a thing of the past. But this doesn't mean that we aren't still building single-family detached homes, they're mostly custom homes scattered on hillsides and as coastal mansions. https://lnkd.in/gVu_r5wM

Ever read Google Reviews of a place before visiting one? It’s not much different for condominiums. If you’ve ever been swayed by poor reviews of a restaurant, then perhaps it’s even more important to look at reviews of places you could potentially be staying for many, many years. In the 2nd part of our poor condo review series, we share another 5 developments with just 3+ star ratings and the reasons why they do poorly.

Investing in Atlanta, Georgia: Why It’s Landlord Friendly 🏡 Investing in Atlanta, Georgia has been rewarding for me for over a decade! I appreciate the landlord-friendly climate and the ability to easily evict bad tenants. Plus, I’m a fan of the city’s great entertainment, dining, and shopping options. #atlanta #georgia #investing #rental #properties #realestate #propertyinvesting #landlordfriendly #california #realestateagent

Just listed this twin in Pitman, NJ for $199,000. Was previously rented for $2,100/ month (based on lease from 2 years ago). Property requires renovations but holds significant potential to add equity! Located within walking distance to local dining and shopping establishments on Broadway in Pitman. Reach out for more info and showings! 856-371-4149 #pitmanrealestate #southjerseyrealestate #newjerseyhomesforsale #investmentopportunity #investmentproperty #investmentproperty

New York City's competitive market currently sees a high demand for 2nd generation restaurant spaces—locations previously used for dining establishments. These spaces are highly sought after due to their existing infrastructure, making them a cost-effective option for new restaurant ventures. These spaces often come equipped with essential restaurant features such as kitchen hoods, grease traps, and plumbing, significantly reducing your initial renovation costs. Many of these spaces already meet NYC’s stringent health and building codes, streamlining the process of opening your restaurant. Keep a close watch on the market. Second-generation spaces often receive multiple offers within days of listing. Perform due diligence swiftly to assess the space’s condition and suitability for your concept. Set a clear budget and stick to it. Understand that rents can escalate quickly due to high demand. Highlight your business plan and financial stability in your offer to make your bid more attractive to landlords. An experienced broker can give you a competitive edge by providing access to listings even before they hit the market. Ensure you have a lawyer to review lease terms quickly, so you can proceed without delays. Navigating the high demand for 2nd generation restaurant spaces in NYC requires agility, preparation, and strategic planning. By understanding the market dynamics and acting quickly, you can secure a prime location that sets your restaurant up for success in this bustling city. Leverage this knowledge to make informed decisions and secure the perfect space for your restaurant in the vibrant NYC market! #NYCRestaurantTips #CommercialLeasing #SecondGenerationSpaces #RestaurantSuccess #FoodAndBeverage #NYCRealEstate #RestaurantOwner #UrbanDining

Montreal needs a mayor. The deplorable state of rue Ste-Catherine and the Soviet inspired Montreal open pit construction model used for infrastructure jobs that start but never end must become an election issue. We need a mayor who will open an independent investigation and audit of how these construction jobs are awarded, supervised, and paid for. Because what has been going on for years merits investigation. The consequences to Montreal’s credibility and future vitality are that serious. This also applies to the numerous other orange cone Open pit, construction projects found across our city. How can we even think of reinventing downtown Montreal if the city cannot even produce a frictionless, free flowing main downtown artery? Montreal needs a mayor.

Just Listed Alameda County Trust Sale - 1631 Julia Street, Berkeley - Offered at $869,000 - This rare South Berkeley Triplex, close to Berkeley Bowl, Adeline Street shopping and dining, as wells Downtown Berkeley and Cal, could be the perfect owner-occupied investment hybrid, family compound, or solid investment with upside for discerning buyers. 1631 Julia Street, which consists of a charming 3BD/2BA detached Craftsman Style home in the front, and a separate free-standing two-unit building in the rear that boasts two 2BD/1BA units with a two-car garage. Per the public tax records, the property measures 2,910 Sq Ft on the interior, and is located on a 4,760 Sq Ft lot with room for parking and tenant yard enjoyment. Held by long-term owners for many years, the building has a projected gross annual income in the $75,000 range, and a conservative possible Cap Rate of 5. 5% on a projected 35% expense ratio WITH some possible capital improvements taken into account. This solid location, near Ashy Bart, shopping, dining, schools, parks and easy freeway and public transit access, should ensure an attractive tenant offering for years to come. www.1631julia.com #probate #estate #trust #conservatorship #estateplanning #retirementplanning

According to Niche and Forbes, Brickell is the #1 place to live in Miami because: ⁠ ⁠ 📈 59% of the population is International, making Brickell an International hub for business.⁠ 🚸 Pedestrian-friendly neighborhood.⁠ 😎 One of the most up-and- coming neighborhoods in Miami.⁠ 🔢 Favorable tax climate.⁠ 💴 The financial hub of Miami.⁠ 🛍️ Unrivaled shopping & dining.⁠ 🎒 Home to some of Miami’s best private & public schools.⁠ ⁠ Learn more about ORA by Casa Tua:⁠ 🌺 (786) 885-4204⁠ 🌺 sales@orabycasatua.com⁠ 🌺 orabycasatua.com⁠ ⁠ 📹 @matthewhoyos #orabycasatua #miamirealestate #miamirealtor #brickellmiami #luxuryrealestate #miamirestaurant