Panama Keeps Surprising the Investors Who Show Up to See It

There is a version of Panama that exists in the imagination of most North Americans before they visit: warm, tropical, pleasant enough, but broadly similar to the Caribbean islands they have...
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“Sometimes, a simple design adjustment in the parking plan can make the difference between a stalled project and one that moves forward.” This insight from...

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While retail property operations often involve substantial tenant improvement costs, unanchored shopping centers offer unique efficiency advantages that are attracting increased investor attention, according...

Navigating the Capital Raising Landscape After the Syndication Shakeout

The multifamily syndication market has changed significantly over the past two years, leaving many investors and capital raisers reassessing their strategies. While headlines have focused on failed deals and...

Cost Segregation Specialist Details How Tax Strategy is Changing Real Estate Investment Patterns

Tax strategy is playing a more prominent role in real estate investment as market conditions shift and tax regulations change. Brian Kiczula, a cost segregation specialist and owner of...

Finding Value in Today’s Multifamily Market: Insights from Gary Lipsky of Break of Day Capital

“For a while there was a struggle with sellers being realistic on pricing, which led to a tremendous lack of deal flow in 2023 and early 2024. Now they...

Florida’s Land Market Reflects Broader Real Estate Correction While Family Compounds Drive Demand

Florida’s land market is experiencing the same correction patterns affecting residential real estate statewide, with values stabilizing after pandemic-era inflation while new buyer trends emerge around multi-generational living arrangements. Donna...

When Every Deal Has to Stand on Its Own: What the New Commercial Real Estate Cycle Demands

For most of the past decade, commercial real estate investors operated with a safety net they didn’t always recognize as one. When borrowing costs...

U.S. Data Centers Turn to Solar and Battery Storage as Power Grid Struggles to Keep Up

Data centers, the facilities that store and process the information powering the modern internet, are among the most energy-hungry buildings ever constructed. A single...

Data Center Construction Reaches $70 Billion in 2025 While Broader U.S. Construction Industry Stagnates

Data center construction reached an estimated $60 billion to $70 billion out of $1.25 trillion in total U.S. construction starts in 2025, accounting for...

Self-Sufficient Data Centers Streamline Development by Standing on Their Own Resources

Data center development moves most smoothly when a project can stand on its own resources. One developer’s El Paso site does exactly that-generating its...

Small Developers in Central Arkansas Move From Purchase to Revenue in Weeks, Not Years

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Hawaii Commercial Real Estate Trends Driven by Demographics

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Industrial Developer Highlights New Mexico’s Fast Permitting Driving Manufacturing Investment

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What New Hampshire’s Commercial Market Reveals About Regional Real Estate Trends

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...

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Queens Market Dynamics Highlight Neighborhood-Specific Opportunities as Rental Costs Rise

Shanie Baran, co-founder of Sovereign Realty of NY, launched her firm in 2013 with a focus on hands-on service in a market where clients...

Tri-State Office Real Estate: What Bank Pushback Means for New Jersey Investors

New Jersey’s office market is facing a compounding crisis that shows no signs of a swift recovery. Nearly six years after the pandemic permanently...

Why Self Storage Rewards Patient, Data-Driven Developers

The self-storage sector rarely makes headlines the way multifamily or office markets do, but for investors paying close attention, it offers dynamics that reward...

Wood River Valley Commercial Real Estate Finds Opportunity in Market Maturity Gap

The Wood River Valley presents a distinctive commercial real estate environment that stands apart from other resort destinations. Unlike major markets such as Aspen...

Miami’s Distressed Properties Draw Heavy Competition Despite National Slowdown

Miami’s commercial real estate market is bucking national trends toward distressed asset opportunities, with intense competition from diverse capital sources preventing the deep discounts...

Nashville Real Estate Shows Early Signs of Recovery After Two Years of Stalled Sales

The Nashville housing market has been through a lot in the past several years: a pandemic-era boom, a sharp slowdown, and now what appears...

Denver Investors Shift from Condos to Multifamily as Returns and Regulations Reshape the Market

Christine Belin, a real estate broker at Evernest, reports that Denver investors are steadily moving away from townhomes and condos and focusing on duplexes,...