As Values Drop, Here’s How To Catch A Falling Knife Without Getting Cut

Not too early, not too late is the name of the game.

Not In My Backyard: Opposition Toward Density Grows As Developers Race To Meet Demand

Demand for rentals is skyrocketing amid growing opposition to dense development, which some argue is a key solution to DFW's affordability problem.

Israeli Companies Find A Familiar Home Away From Home In The Lone Star State

Israeli companies are finding commonality in the cowboy culture of Texas — so much so that Israel is moving more companies to Texas than any other country.

EEOC Pledges To Combat Racism In Construction As $1.2T In Infrastructure Funds Get Doled Out

Experts told the EEOC that the construction industry, which is overwhelmingly male and White, needs to better protect and embrace women and minorities.

All Hands On Deck: How The Torpedo Factory Office Building Navigated The Rough Waters Of Covid In Old Town Alexandria

In fall 2019, the building was 100% occupied with an established rent roll of long-term clients.

Navigating ‘Impassable Roads’: How Houston Women In The C-Suite Are Leading CRE

Meet the leaders shaping Houston's commercial real estate industry.

Real Estate's Road Rage Over New Bike Lanes Has D.C. Officials 'Scrambling'

Planned construction projects on K Street and Connecticut Avenue have commercial real estate leaders concerned about the impact on downtown congestion.

Houston Developers Building 3 New Commercial Condo Communities

A Houston development company is building three new commercial condo communities, two in the suburb of Richmond.

DFW's Retail Market Saw Net Absorption Nearly Triple Last Quarter

Strong leasing activity and a historic dearth of new construction are driving absorption in DFW to new heights.

Gwinnett County Taps CBRE To Help It Transform The Dead Mall At Its Heart

The county acquired a large portion of the mall property in 2020 with the aim of launching a redevelopment.