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Alejandra Rodriguez
30 Jul 2026

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 now shifting in ways that reflect structural changes in how people live and work and a broader reassessment of what “real estate” means as an asset class. Capital is ...

Eden Godinez
25 Jun 2026

Ask someone from Tampa or Clearwater about Pasco County, and the answer has historically been predictable: old, rural, farmland, nothing going on. According to Cory Byrd, a Realtor with Coldwell Banker F.I. Grey & Son Residential, Inc., who grew up in the Tampa-Clearwater area before relocating to Pasco, that perception was once grounded in reality ...

Steve Marcinuk
17 Jun 2026

While some commercial real estate asset classes have struggled to attract institutional interest amid rising interest rates and tighter lending conditions, healthcare real estate has continued to attract capital from investors worldwide. The reasons come down to fundamentals that don’t depend on economic cycles: people will always need medical care, and the facilities that deliver ...

Steve Marcinuk
02 May 2026

After more than three decades working across New Hampshire’s seacoast and southern commercial real estate markets, David Choate, former Executive Vice President at Colliers International, offers a ground-level view of a region quietly shaped by tax advantages, proximity to Boston, and steady demographic shifts. New Hampshire’s appeal runs deeper than headlines suggest — a state ...

Alejandra Rodriguez
01 May 2026

If your investment portfolio is mostly stocks right now, you’ve probably been feeling pretty good lately. Markets have been hitting new records. But some experienced investors are quietly asking a different question: Is this the moment to take some chips off the table and move into real estate? It’s a question worth sitting with — ...

Steve Marcinuk
24 Apr 2026

The UK commercial real estate market is under growing financial pressure as borrowers contend with higher interest rates, stricter lending standards, and more cautious investor sentiment. Unlike the sudden collapse in 2008, the current adjustment is unfolding gradually, with stress accumulating across multiple asset classes. Azeemeh Zaheer, Director of Structured Finance and Capital Advisory at ...

Steve Marcinuk
31 Mar 2026

While national headlines continue to highlight the struggles of the retail sector, Pennsylvania’s Lehigh Valley is experiencing steady retail growth that stands apart from broader market patterns. Located between New York City and Philadelphia, the region has become a retail bright spot, marked by low vacancy rates and strong tenant demand. Seth Lacey, Vice President ...

Rudi Davis
22 Mar 2026

Across the U.S., retail real estate vacancy has climbed to 10.8%, reflecting struggling shopping centers, empty big-box stores, and landlords offering steep concessions to fill space. But in Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania, the reality is the opposite. Vacancy sits below 5%, tenant demand is strong, and landlords are holding firm on rents. “Retail is thriving here,” ...

Rudi Davis
13 Feb 2026

Healthcare real estate, particularly skilled nursing facilities, is attracting new capital as lenders recognize a deposit advantage that multifamily and office properties cannot match, according to Nachum Soroka, Vice President of the Healthcare Group at Eastern Union. Regional banks, debt funds, and alternative life insurance companies are increasingly interested in senior housing. This is driven ...

Steve Marcinuk
02 Feb 2026

The healthcare real estate sector is attracting renewed lender interest as capital markets search for alternatives to traditional multifamily investments. With around $4 billion in annual transaction volume, Eastern Union has become a key player in this trend, mainly through its healthcare division led by Nachum Soroka. Eastern Union’s healthcare group, active for over eight ...

Steve Marcinuk
14 Dec 2025

While national housing markets show signs of slowing, Rochester, Minnesota, faces a severe inventory shortage. The city currently has about one-third the homes for sale it would need for a balanced market, according to a local real estate agent. Alex Mayer, a real estate agent with Rochester Area Homes by Alex, says the supply gap ...

Steve Marcinuk
10 Dec 2025

The commercial real estate default crisis is deeper than official bank reporting suggests, according to Bill Bymel, founder and CEO of First Lien Capital LP. While major banks currently report default rates between 3% and 5% on their commercial real estate loan portfolios, Bymel contends the true level of distress is much higher once loans ...