Commercial Real Estate

Anyone considering buying, selling, or investing in Fargo-Moorhead is entering a market that is moving quickly and in new directions. After a period of relative stability, the region’s com...

Class B and C office buildings, typically older properties with fewer amenities and lower rents than premium Class A offices, are facing a widening gap between owner expectations and current...

Real estate investment performance is often determined long before construction starts or a property opens. While many developers focus on acquisitions, financing, or construction execution,...

St. Paul’s downtown recovery strategy highlights a core reality of urban real estate. In distressed city centers, properties are never neutral. They either help drive revitalization or dee...

Large national retailers are seeing tenant demand decline in secondary markets such as Wausau, Wisconsin. Smaller, locally rooted businesses with five to twenty locations are capturing lease...

Germany’s hotel investment market remains stalled at about half its pre-pandemic transaction volume, as the country’s traditional lease-based operating model faces mounting finan...

Those dramatic “before and after” photos of century-old buildings turned into modern apartments or vibrant community spaces are everywhere. But behind the scenes, historic renovations ar...

If you’ve toured a property, applied for a loan, or signed a lease recently, you likely interacted with artificial intelligence (AI) without realizing it. In commercial real estate, AI now...

Over the past decade, food halls emerged as one of retail real estate’s most promising formats — a way to activate large spaces, attract foot traffic, and give independent food opera...

Declining values in Miami office properties have made adaptive-reuse conversions financially viable for the first time in years. This opens new opportunities for developers as construction c...

Chicago’s suburban office market is splitting sharply. High-quality Class A buildings attract tenants willing to pay more for better space. Meanwhile, Class B and C properties are declinin...

Most commercial real estate (CRE) firms are experimenting with artificial intelligence (AI), but few have integrated it into their daily operations. Eglae Recchia, Chief Operating Officer at...

As artificial intelligence adoption accelerates, many commercial real estate investors are not accounting for the risks it poses to tenant businesses and long-term property values, according...

Mixed-use developments in Atlanta — walkable neighborhoods with apartments, shops, restaurants, and green spaces — are leasing up before construction even begins. In many cases, retail a...

The self-storage industry’s pandemic boom has ended. Rents are declining, and supply now exceeds demand in many markets. Yet some operators are outperforming peers, not by slashing prices,...