Hines Shifts Strategy Toward Global Development to Capitalize on Supply Scarcity
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Bisnow reports that the $92 billion real estate firm Hines is pivoting back to new construction after years of prioritizing acquisitions. Managing Partner Alfonso Munk indicates that stabilizing finance costs and rising rents in sectors like European residential and global logist
Bisnow reports that the $92 billion real estate firm Hines is pivoting back to new construction after years of prioritizing acquisitions. Managing Partner Alfonso Munk indicates that stabilizing finance costs and rising rents in sectors like European residential and global logist