Development

When Jared White joined Quadrum Global in 2014, Brooklyn’s Greenpoint waterfront was still a patchwork of vacant lots and unrealized promises. Today, that same shoreline is home to The Hu...

Limited by water to the east and protected wetlands to the west, Miami’s path forward is clear: it must rise. In a city where horizontal expansion is no longer an option, vertical developm...

As online retail rapidly reshaped consumer behavior, many investors exited the brick-and-mortar space, spooked by the rise of e-commerce. But not George Wommack. In 2007, as e-commerce began...

More homebuyers are turning their attention to western Colorado, drawn by its scenic beauty, slower pace, and growing communities that offer space without sacrificing convenience. Spirit Bea...

With office vacancy rates nearing 20% and many older buildings failing to draw tenants, Washington, D.C. is confronting a major commercial real estate challenge. At the same time, city offic...

The palm-lined streets of Bel Air, Pacific Palisades, and other prestigious neighborhoods north of Sunset Boulevard have long represented the pinnacle of California luxury living. But a comb...

“We’re fully integrated. We manage, we lease, we acquire, probably three-quarters of our deals off market. We move quickly. We’re honest guys. We don’t retrade,”...

“I consider myself fairly risk tolerant,” says Tanya Ragan, President and CEO of Wildcat Management, a Dallas-based real estate investment and development firm. “I see myse...

“We don’t sell houses—we sell community,” says Nick Schlekeway, Founder and Designated Broker of Amherst Madison, a brokerage that has grown from $14 million in sales its...

Washington D.C. is experiencing a significant transformation in its commercial real estate landscape as developers increasingly convert underutilized office buildings into residential spaces...

While premium Class A office towers in downtown cores struggle with historically high vacancy rates, previously overlooked Class B and C office spaces—typically older buildings with fewer ...

“We probably paid 30 cents on the dollar for that building. But of course, it required considerable effort to make it worth the full dollar,” says Sean Sedaghatpour, Founder and ...

“Because we’ve run out of land east and west of us—East of us is the Atlantic Ocean, West of us is the Everglades—for density purposes, we really need to go vertical,” ...

“When the blood is in the street, that’s the time to buy,” recalls Yuval Shram, Founder and CEO of Tay Investments, describing his entry into real estate during the 2008 fi...

When Scott Clark discusses housing, he’s careful about his terminology. The founder and CEO of The True Life Companies doesn’t talk about “affordable housing”—a phr...