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Houston's multifamily and industrial markets performed better than their counterparts during Q2.
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Borrowers are being turned away by banks and instead looking to bridge lenders to help them pay for their assets.
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The DFW industrial market remains a leader in new square footage with 28M SF expected this year.
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More office-to-industrial conversions are on the way, Orange County experts say.
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The Arts District's formerly industrial spaces have long been eyed for creative office space.
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To face upcoming economic turbulence, property owners and landlords need to streamline processes and safeguard income as much as possible by adopting proptech.
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The warehousing boom is experiencing a slowdown. The owner and founder of a New Jersey construction company weighs in on how to stay on top.
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Nearshoring gathers pace, suggesting industrial capital values have been repriced too low
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As the life sciences industry continues to slow, more demand has arisen in Greater Boston from emerging sectors like clean tech and tough tech.
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