Stories by Robert Grunnah
Commercial Real Estate
2022 North Texas Land Absorption Report Reveals Record Demand for Land in North Texas
The DFW market still expects to absorb an additional expansion of more than 20,000 acres over the next 15 to 20 years, according to Younger Partners' Robert Grunnah.
Commercial Real Estate
The Traditional Transition of Underdeveloped Land as an Investment
If you haven’t visited, but have only heard of Terrell, Midlothian, Howe, Sanger, and Weatherford, you will soon, says Younger Partners exec Robert Grunnah.
Commercial Real Estate
2020 North Texas Land Absorption Report Reveals a Promising Future
DFW is well-positioned to absorb even a relatively strong readjustment and has emerged as a top-five national investment market, says veteran land broker Robert Grunnah.
Commercial Real Estate
CRE Opinion: North Texas Land Absorption Report
Younger Partners' Robert Grunnah gives the lay of the land in the land investment market for DFW.
Commercial Real Estate
CRE Opinion: North Texas Land Absorption Report
Younger Partners' Robert Grunnah gives the lay of the land in the land investment market for DFW.
Stories by Robert Grunnah
Commercial Real Estate
CRE Opinion: Musings from the Press Box at the Top of the Ninth
Water inefficiencies, overbuilding, and geopolitical events that could cause a correction in this long running cycle.
Business
CRE Opinion: Enduring The Peaks And Valleys Of The Dallas Market
The current cycle may last longer if the industry stops trying to meet inflated demand and returns to basic fundamentals—but don’t expect this to happen anytime soon.
Commercial Real Estate
DFW Land Absorption Report
Land investment differs greatly from other types of real estate products, generally by its inability to produce interim cash flow and its vulnerability to recurring cycles.
Business
Robert Grunnah: The Most Dangerous Four- (or Five-) Letter Words in Real Estate
An active, robust economy produces good jobs, good pay, and high occupancies, such as we have seen the last three years. This has produced record compressed capitalization rates at levels not inversely seen since my Great Depression (I986-1990).
Land
Robert Grunnah: DFW Land Absorption Report 2015
The DFW market today is seeing record prices for infill, readily developable sites possessing available infrastructure, permitted anticipated uses, and demand for product. Fueled by extensive population and employment growth, new construction remains at a record pace which is anticipated to continue at least through 2017.