Early claims that 3D-printed construction would be 100 percent cheaper and 200 percent faster than conventional building went undelivered, eroding investor confidence. Now, with roughly 150 ...
For years, institutional real estate portfolios looked roughly the same: heavy allocations to office, industrial, and apartments, with modest exposure to everything else. That composition is...
For years, Texas dominated conversations about where manufacturers and data center operators should expand. But New Mexico has been climbing site selectors’ shortlists, where a combina...
Most commercial real estate investors still treat Arkansas as a flyover state. The numbers suggest otherwise: office, retail, and industrial properties across the state are running at 3 to 6...
Real estate development has a well-documented problem with time. Projects run over budget, timelines slip, and by the time a deal falls apart, months of work and capital have already been sp...
New spec construction along Georgia’s 400 corridor is almost exclusively targeting tenants who need 50,000 square feet or more. The small industrial spaces that once let entrepreneurs ...
Commercial real estate development in Southern California is widely regarded as one of the most difficult operating environments in the country. Strict zoning regulations, complex entitlemen...
The commercial real estate industry spends significant effort tracking interest rates, cap rates, and construction costs. But a quieter threat carries greater long-term consequences: the mas...
For many years, Salisbury and much of the Concord area were known primarily for established neighborhoods, relative affordability, and convenient access to employment centers throughout the ...
Interest rates get most of the blame when commercial real estate deals stall. But in Houston’s industrial market in 2026, a different problem is collapsing deals that survive months of...
The conventional image of industrial real estate, massive distribution centers, six-figure square footage, institutional capital, does not match what is actually happening on the ground in H...
Loans originated when interest rates were near zero are now coming due in a very different market. For some owners, refinancing is painful but manageable. For others, the math simply doesn&#...
Commercial real estate development in the American West has entered a period of recalibration. After years of strong demand, rising construction costs, softening rents, and tighter equity ma...
Albany, New York does not show up on most national lists of hot real estate markets. It lacks the name recognition of Boston or the scale of New York City. But investors who have been priced...
The headlines about Tampa Bay’s real estate market tell one story. The reality on the ground tells several different stories. While broad market data points to rising inventory, longer...
