Commercial Real Estate

A persistent issue in real estate development rarely receives direct attention: many cities lack clear knowledge of their infrastructure capacity, making it difficult or impossible for devel...

Social media has become the primary way travelers discover hotels, reshaping which properties can command premium pricing and what guests actually value. As major chains continue to standard...

Farmington Hills, a suburb of Detroit, is undergoing a wave of new development, marked by three major projects: the demolition and rebuild of a shopping center, a 76-unit condo development o...

Senior housing projects built over the past three to four years are becoming a significant source of risk in the sector, as many are failing to lease up as projected and now face refinancing...

Hartford lost roughly 700 hotel rooms during the COVID-19 pandemic. Rebuilding that inventory now presents challenges beyond standard real estate calculations. According to David Steuber, Ex...

Healthcare real estate, particularly skilled nursing facilities, is attracting new capital as lenders recognize a deposit advantage that multifamily and office properties cannot match, accor...

After several years of pandemic aftershocks, inflation, and changing consumer habits, the restaurant real estate sector is beginning to show early signs of recovery. While the industry has f...

Real estate development in the United States is shaped not by federal policy but by thousands of local decisions across the country. Daniel Heller, CEO and co-founder of ReZone (recently acq...

The Brooklyn industrial real estate market is recalibrating as higher interest rates and tighter lending conditions prompt buyers and sellers to rethink their strategies. After several years...

The main criticism of modular construction in real estate is that if factory-built modules do not cost less per square foot than traditional construction, the model fails. Daniel Kaufman, pr...

New York State’s scaffold law imposes a strict liability standard for gravity-related worker injuries, making property owners responsible regardless of fault. For small-scale multifamily d...

Secondary markets across the country are changing their approach to industrial development: they are building warehouse and distribution space on a speculative basis, or risk being dismissed...

Wichita’s status as a global center for aerospace manufacturing is more than a slogan. Decades of investment by companies such as Boeing and Textron, along with their predecessors, have cr...

The senior housing sector is entering a new phase as capital markets stabilize and institutional buyers renew their interest. After a period marked by high interest rates and limited lending...

Sports facilities can reshape urban neighborhoods in ways that conventional development rarely achieves, according to Kevin Kelley, shareholder at Greenberg Traurig and veteran advisor on sp...