Commercial Real Estate

New York real estate is often analyzed through familiar signals such as pricing trends, inventory levels, and interest rate movements. But according to real estate attorney and broker Alexan...

The question companies ask economic developers has fundamentally changed. Twenty-five years ago, the first thing prospects wanted to know was simple: “How much money are you going to g...

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...

The Treasure Valley’s real estate market is undergoing rapid, large-scale changes as a result of a $15 billion federal investment in semiconductor manufacturing. What started as steady pop...

Austin’s commercial real estate sector is showing early signs of stabilization after several years of volatility and oversupply. The city’s office market, which struggled with high vacan...

Two years ago, you bought a rental property using a short-term loan, planning to refinance before it matured. At the time, this was a common strategy — property values were climbing, and b...

After several years of volatility, housing markets like Pocatello are settling into a more balanced — and more complex — phase. The urgency and competition that defined the pandemic era ...

The movement to bring manufacturing back to the United States is reshaping commercial real estate, especially in the small industrial sector. While headlines spotlight massive factories and ...

The flexible workspace industry has long prioritized speed — speed to market, speed to scale, speed to the next city. But two months of operational data from a premium Holborn location sug...

Commercial real estate has survived every major technology wave of the past three decades largely unchanged. Listings moved from the newspaper to the internet. CRMs replaced Rolodexes. Data ...

Most people involved in a commercial real estate transaction have a role they can point to. The buyer wants the asset. The seller wants to move on. The lender wants to deploy capital safely....

There is a version of professional due diligence that looks, on the surface, like everything is being done correctly. The architect has followed the local building code. The developer has si...

The advanced air mobility industry has spent years assuming urban air taxi networks would arrive first, capitalizing on dense populations and high-value routes. Reality is proving the opposi...

Private lenders are reporting a growing mismatch between how real estate investors finance acquisitions and how long they actually hold properties. Many borrowers structure deals expecting r...

Real estate investors entering the New York City market often encounter tax rules that differ from those in other states. Jarrett Kalish, founder of Kalish Law LLC and former New York City t...