Commercial Real Estate

For decades, Rhode Island was a place people left. Residents raised families, built careers, and then retired to Florida, the Carolinas, or Arizona. That pattern has quietly reversed over th...

When borrowing costs rise and deal math gets tighter, real estate investors tend to split into two camps. Some chase appreciation and trophy properties in major cities, betting that values w...

Boutique hotels feel like an asset class reserved for the ultra-wealthy. You walk through a beautifully renovated 20-room property in the mountains, and it’s hard not to think: who own...

After years of pandemic-driven price surges and frenzied buyer activity, the Black Hills real estate market in western South Dakota is settling into a more measured rhythm. Inventory has exp...

For most of the past decade, commercial real estate investors operated with a safety net they didn’t always recognize as one. When borrowing costs sit near zero, the math on a marginal...

Student housing operators treat the $1,000 per bed mark as a psychological milestone. Cross it, and suddenly you’re in premium territory. Stay below it, and you’re accessible. Bu...

The multifamily financing market has spent two years adjusting to a reality many borrowers resisted: interest rates are not returning to the levels that defined deals in 2020 and 2021. That ...

The real estate industry runs on conviction. But conviction, more often than not, is just emotion wearing a suit. The developers who consistently outperform aren’t the loudest voices i...

Commercial real estate owners accustomed to straightforward lease structures are encountering a fundamentally different partnership model as vertiport developers compete for site access. The...

Across the multifamily and commercial real estate sectors, roofing has shifted from a routine maintenance line item to a strategic asset-management concern. Insurance carriers are tightening...

The great wealth transfer has been discussed in financial circles for years. Still, the practical reality of what happens when families actually inherit real estate is far messier than the h...

There is a quiet campaign underway in parts of the American real estate industry to make days on market disappear. Some brokerages and industry voices argue that displaying how long a listin...

Corporate return-to-office mandates and the practical economics of rent constraints are quietly building a case for secondary office stock that the market has largely dismissed since the pan...

Inheriting property can feel like an unexpected gift — a tangible piece of someone’s life, and often a significant financial asset. But the transition from estate to sale is rarely s...

After several years of compressed deal flow and a persistent gap between buyer and seller expectations, Oklahoma’s retail investment market is showing signs of renewed activity. For th...