Multifamily

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...

Buying a single-family rental in a fast-growing Sun Belt city usually starts with job growth, population trends, and neighborhood quality. What many investors skip entirely is the one factor...

Commercial real estate investors typically pay a premium for stabilized properties: fully renovated, fully leased, and requiring no immediate capital expenditure. In central Arkansas, that l...

Among Southern California’s beach communities, Long Beach occupies an unusual position. While comparable coastal neighborhoods in Manhattan Beach, Newport Beach, or Laguna Beach price ...

A growing number of Canadian homeowners over 55 are making a choice that would have seemed counterintuitive a generation ago: selling the family home and renting an apartment instead of buyi...

Hawaii has almost no institutional experience with public-private partnerships. The state has completed, by one account, a single P3 in its history, a small apartment complex near the univer...

Few real estate markets in the Northeast tell a more layered story than Newburgh, New York. Situated on the Hudson River about 90 minutes north of Manhattan, this small city of roughly 30,00...

Not every property type benefits equally from a tight housing market. In Bergen and Hudson Counties, two of the most supply-constrained corridors in the New York metro area, single-family ho...

If you have ever watched an empty lot sit untouched for months, permit sign flapping in the wind, no workers in sight, and wondered what is taking so long, the answer may have less to do wit...

In the cities east of San Francisco, the condition of a home at listing has become the clearest predictor of how quickly it sells. Renovated properties move within days. Older homes that nee...

The build-to-rent sector in Texas is entering a period of genuine transition. Institutional buyers are pulling back, distressed builder inventory is surfacing across master-planned communiti...

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...

The conventional narrative about commercial lending pullback focuses on big banks and headline-grabbing office defaults. But in the Mid-Atlantic’s middle market, deals between $2 milli...

For decades, buying a rental property in the San Francisco Bay Area looked like a sure thing. Prices climbed, rents rose, and a two- or four-unit building could generate income while appreci...

Regional bank consolidation has been reshaping construction lending across the United States for the better part of two years. Still, its effects are playing out with particular intensity in...