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Amid headlines focused on mortgage costs and home price gains, Kiavi head of construction lending Tom Hallock describes a housing
First-quarter U.S. industrial market reports point to a material improvement in fundamentals as demand finally catches up with the recent
Legal and regulatory issues are becoming a defining factor in how and where new data centers are built, even as
Artificial intelligence has been present in commercial real estate for more than four decades, but only in the early 2020s
Colliers has been selected to handle the exclusive leasing of 601 City Center, a Class A office tower in downtown
Commercial real estate firms across Chicago and the broader Midwest are updating leadership teams and expanding their regional footprints, while
For commercial real estate tied to semiconductor manufacturing, traditional site selection rules built around cost, infrastructure, and labor access are
Multifamily property management has shifted from a largely hands-on, mom-and-pop function to a sophisticated operating platform that underpins investment performance,
Recent military strikes by the United States and Israel on Iran’s military and nuclear infrastructure have triggered a broader conflict
Slate Property Group and Avenue Realty Capital have acquired a multifamily rental building at 45 White St. in the Tribeca
A 7-unit multifamily property in Chicago’s Bridgeport neighborhood has changed hands in a $1.2 million transaction, according to SVN Chicago
An 83,527-square-foot industrial property at 1800 S. Anderson Ave. in Compton has traded hands in a $28.1 million transaction, with
Greenstone Partners reported that Alex Cohen has joined the firm as an investment associate. According to the firm, Cohen brings
Skender has begun construction on a new phase of The Moorings of Arlington Heights, a senior living community at 811
M&T Bank has opened a new full-service branch in the Mott Haven neighborhood of the Bronx, marking an expanded presence
Imagine Housing, a nonprofit housing provider, has secured a $12.1 million funding award from Bellevue’s city council to advance a