Commercial Real Estate

Transaction volume across Northern Nevada’s commercial real estate market has dropped sharply, according to Ted Stoever, Executive Vice President at Colliers. Stoever attributes the sl...

Northern Nevada’s development market has nearly stopped, with commercial building permits down 80 percent, according to Ted Stoever, Executive Vice President at Colliers. Stoever attribute...

Legal framework differences between New York and Florida mean restaurant operators face full-term personal liability in one state but have defined exit options in the other, fundamentally al...

Texas commercial real estate financing has undergone significant changes over the past seven years, shaped by volatile interest rates, stricter lending standards, and evolving buyer and sell...

New York City’s property tax system, in place since 1981, faces mounting pressure for reform as litigation and legislative proposals advance. The combination of court challenges, governmen...

The aviation development sector is experiencing a surge in demand as pilot shortages and rising aircraft ownership drive demand for storage facilities, creating opportunities for specialized...

Nashville’s real estate market is showing clear signs of a downturn, according to longtime professionals who have tracked the city’s cycles for decades. After thirty years of rapid price...

Cristia Brockway’s interest in urban planning began in childhood, when she built miniature cities from paper in her bedroom. Now, as Director of Economic Development for Farmington Hills, ...

The real estate development industry has undergone significant changes over the past four decades, from the rapid growth of suburban retail in the 1980s to the rise of urban adaptive reuse a...

Northern Nevada’s commercial real estate market is experiencing strong demand but faces significant headwinds from limited infrastructure and challenging financing conditions. Despite ...

New York City’s commercial real estate market processes about 50 million square feet of lease transactions each year, a scale unmatched in other U.S. cities. Norman Bobrow, founder of ...

Norman Bobrow, president and founder of Norman Bobrow & Co., Inc., warns that office buildings financed above 65% loan-to-value face fundamentally different constraints than conservative...

Ohio developers face a permitting problem unrelated to market demand or project quality, according to Brian Lorenz, Director of Planning and Permitting for the Ohio House of Representatives....

As real estate prices in established Midwest markets climb beyond the reach of many adaptive reuse projects, developers are reconsidering where to invest. According to one industry executive...

Institutional investors entering secondary markets often overlook how neighborhood opposition and complex entitlements can derail otherwise viable projects, according to a Kansas City develo...