The commercial real estate sector is showing early signs of recovery, evoking the cautious optimism of 2010–2012 after the Great Financial Crisis. This time, however, recovery depends not ...
Santa Monica, long considered one of Los Angeles’ most desirable rental markets, is experiencing a surge in luxury multifamily construction that is testing the limits of local demand. The ...
Since the Surfside condo collapse, Miami’s condominium market has divided sharply between older buildings and new construction. According to Nayla Benitez, associate broker with Berkshire ...
Philadelphia’s commercial real estate market is outperforming many major U.S. cities, thanks to structural advantages and strategic positioning that have helped it maintain stability despi...
The multi-family housing sector is experiencing a significant shift as developers seek new ways to differentiate their properties in an increasingly competitive market. Smart home technology...
Chicago’s three-to-twelve unit multifamily properties occupy a distinctive niche in the city’s real estate landscape, offering a stable investment option for individuals while remaining ...
Connecticut’s commercial real estate market is experiencing record activity, fueled by an influx of New York buyers and growing interest from institutional investors. Amid this surge, bout...
Carlo Batts, Principal and CEO of Reduxx Group, says media coverage of Philadelphia’s real estate market is missing the region’s actual development story. While most reports focus on Fis...
The Miami River district was once a neglected stretch of waterfront, largely ignored by developers and city planners. Twenty-five years ago, when Lissette Calderon first saw potential there,...
Sarasota’s luxury real estate market is stabilizing after a turbulent period marked by recent hurricanes and shifting buyer priorities. The aftermath of storm damage, combined with insuran...
Connecticut’s commercial real estate financing market has split into clear tiers, driven by a fundamental question that now determines whether a property can access capital: Is there a ren...
The difference between owning a four-unit building and a five-unit building is not just one additional apartment. According to Niko Apostal, managing broker at Essex Three-Twelve, it represe...
The multifamily industry is prioritizing the wrong tenants, according to one Miami developer who says most new construction targets investors and second-home buyers rather than the workers w...
Developers nationwide are finding it increasingly difficult to make multifamily projects financially feasible as construction costs remain high and access to capital tightens. Lisette Calder...
Chicago’s small multifamily housing shortage is not due to a lack of demand or insufficient capital. According to Niko Apostal, managing broker at Essex Three-Twelve, the problem is a regu...
