Commercial Real Estate

Policy uncertainty and shifting market forces are slowing U.S. construction activity, even as companies across the industry report healthy balance sheets. Developers are holding off on new p...

Commercial real estate is undergoing a rapid shift away from decades-old manual processes toward sophisticated digital platforms. While the industry has long lagged behind the residential se...

National retail chains are sharply reducing their presence in Chicago. Annual deal volume from major brands like Chipotle, Panera, and Starbucks has dropped from 20–30 transactions per yea...

Office buildings in Salt Lake City that once sold for $350 per square foot are now trading for as little as $100 per square foot, according to Kip Paul, Vice Chairman of Investment Sales at ...

Title companies evaluating automation solutions face a decision that extends far beyond technology selection: who owns the code that runs their operations? Jimmy Lewis, Co-Founder and CEO of...

South Carolina’s land market is facing a severe inventory shortage, exposing the limits of a system that once relied heavily on off-market transactions. Nicholas Ardis, a land professional...

Santa Fe’s commercial real estate market stands apart from larger southwestern cities, shaped by steady tourism, government employment, and a fragmented market structure. While broader eco...

In private real estate lending, the question of capital structure matters as much as the deals you do. For We Lend, a New York-based private lender focused on the East Coast market, the clos...

Whiskey distilleries. Shuttered franchise restaurants. Closed bank branches. The assets turning up at commercial real estate auctions in 2026 tell a story that standard market data doesnR...

Secondary markets rarely make national headlines until the pressure is already built up. In Middle Tennessee and the adjacent Kentucky border region, that pressure is now visible in housing ...

Across the U.S., retail real estate vacancy has climbed to 10.8%, reflecting struggling shopping centers, empty big-box stores, and landlords offering steep concessions to fill space. But in...

Institutional capital is flowing into small bay industrial acquisitions. Yet many investors are underestimating the true cost of converting older buildings, according to Patrick Rodgers, Chi...

Commercial landlords in the Fargo-Moorhead, North Dakota market are making concessions on pricing and offering tenant incentives as demand for large-footprint spaces weakens, according to An...

Secondary markets across Kentucky have faced a persistent valuation problem that has blocked development for 20 years, according to James Church, a commercial real estate agent and CCIM cand...

The Arkansas River Valley isn’t the kind of place that shows up in national real estate headlines. Clarksville, the region’s commercial hub, has a population of around 9,500. Joh...