Commercial Real Estate

Sports facilities are playing a new and expanding role in real estate development, moving far beyond traditional standalone stadiums. Today’s projects are increasingly enlivened by mixed-u...

A practical solution to Connecticut’s housing shortage is gaining traction in Danbury: converting vacant or underused hotels and motels into apartments. Waleed Albakry, Planning Director f...

The Manhattan office market is seeing tenants stay put at a rate not explained by workplace trends, but by the economics of construction. According to David Badner, Managing Director at Norm...

A Wisconsin city administrator argues that communities within an hour of major metropolitan areas offer better economic conditions and more motivated municipal partners than the crowded urba...

When Fort Wayne released a request for qualifications (RFQ) for its North River District master development, city officials anticipated three to five responses from mostly regional developer...

Real estate investment companies function as market makers, buying and selling contracts continuously, regardless of economic cycles. But Andrew Farnell, National Transaction Coordinator at ...

KLAUS Multiparking America announced that its President/CEO, Christopher Tiessen, was recently featured on the Construction Champions Podcast, hosted by Ron Nussbaum. In the episode, Mr. Tie...

Real estate investment companies often frame success as a product of strategy – spotting undervalued properties, entering the right markets, and timing cycles correctly. But Andrew Farnell...

Large-scale transactions are reshaping the commercial real estate market, with institutional investors and established businesses leading major deals across a range of property types. Recent...

In early 2026, Tampa Bay’s real estate market shows a sharp split: foreclosures are high, but new construction and rentals remain strong, driving shifts in investment strategies and buyer ...

Midwestern cities long dismissed as declining industrial centers are now drawing national investment, and Fort Wayne, Indiana, stands out as a leading example. Once marked by a struggling do...

The Manhattan office market has undergone a rapid and unexpected change over the past year, with rents for top-tier buildings rising much faster than anyone predicted. Class A properties are...

The net lease development market is facing a sharp correction as oversupply in key tenant categories collides with higher interest rates and a more cautious buyer pool. Projects underwritten...

The senior housing sector is experiencing its strongest demand and occupancy rates since before the pandemic. Still, many investors remain anchored to outdated narratives of distress, accord...

The automotive retail segment is quietly regaining favor in the net lease market as investor concerns about electric vehicle (EV) disruption subside and buyers focus on the proven strength o...