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Reaching the C-suite still a challenge for women in commercial real estate
You’re a woman working in the commercial real estate industry. You dream of one day running your own firm. You dream of reaching the heights of your profession. Is pay as important to you as it is to your male … Continue reading
The difference a ballpark can make
Omaha’s downtown is bustling, thanks in part to TD Ameritrade Park. This baseball stadium opened in downtown Omaha last year, and held its first College World Series last summer. The ballpark has also done what its supporters had hoped for; … Continue reading
Commercial real estate stuck in a holding pattern
It happens every time I begin my interviews for a new issue of Midwest Real Estate News: I hope to hear some good news from the commercial real estate professionals in our Midwest markets. Unfortunately, that good news has been … Continue reading
Building a new baseball tradition in Omaha
The debate will continue: Certain Omaha residents will never accept that the NCAA Division 1 College World Series is no longer held each June at Johnny Rosenblatt Stadium in Omaha. But if last weekend’s start to the World Series is … Continue reading
Consistent resiliency: Omaha leads the way in stability, even today
Kyle Peterson doesn’t regret, not for a moment, working in Omaha. Peterson, senior vice president and managing director of brokerage for that city’s Grubb & Ellis|Pacific Realty brokerage, said that he’s seen few, if any, cities that have fared as … Continue reading
World Group’s Magid: Until rents go up, don’t expect new industrial development
Trenton Magid is definitely an optimist when it comes to his city of Omaha. Magid, principal of Omaha’s World Group Commercial Real Estate, reeled off a long list of reasons why this Nebraska city has performed so well during the … Continue reading
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