“DFW is a dynamic region where no one industry dominates and growth projections are generally higher than other large U.S. metros,” said Robert Kramp, director of research and analysis for CBRE’s Texas-Oklahoma division.

Wood paneling, green shag carpet, floral wallpaper, and yellowed curtains dominated the natural beauty of our 1912 beast.

Thanks for the detailed and quick response Dominic!

Structure: 70/30 with 8% preferred. 2% asset management and 2% acquisition feeBooks: "It's a whole New Business" Gene Trowbridge"Principals of Real Estate Syndication" Samuel Freshman

When I first got started, I went driving through the neighborhoods I wanted to sell in and figured out what brokerages were most dominant in those areas.  

When I started seeing buyers for AH4R and other hedge funds show up at trustee sales, along with the Asian buyers who didn't seem to be hedge fund related but would suck the oxygen out of the building with their dominance... man, I saw it was time for a change.

With Zillow out of the iBuying game, opendoor and offerpad seem to be the two dominate iBuyers here is Vegas.

That's where you'll meet both the investors who have dominated the market for years (maybe even decades), as well as the more up and coming crews who are looking to buy and sell inventory. 

Hutton talks, people listen,"PaineWebber - had 161 branch offices in 42 states and six offices in Asia and EuropeMerry-Go-Round - the darling of Wall StreetMCI WorldCom - Long Distance Discount ServicesEastern Airlines - largest airline bankruptcy in U.S. historyEnron - 22,000 employees and claimed revenues of $111 billionWoolworth's - the model for five-and-dimes throughout the U.SPan Am - an international airlineStandard Oil - dominant oil company in the worldPullman Palace Car Co - company had a long and illustrious businessArthur Andersen - resulting in the loss of 85,000 jobsGeneral Foods Corp. - the makers of Kool-AidTWA - declared bankruptcyDeLorean Motor Co. - went into receivership and bankruptcyAlong with:Lionel Corp.

The book, "It's a whole new business" by Gene Trowbridge is pretty good.