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Increased competition is lowering return expectations for multifamily investors, but that tightening is being offset by record levels of rent growth.
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Jair Lynch reached an affordability goal due to a Loudoun County deal, plus a new life sciences tenant in Rockville, affordable housing in Alexandria and more.
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Company leaders hope that amenities aimed at working mothers will bring back millions of female-held jobs lost during the pandemic.
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The $1.7T Build Back Better framework pledges hundreds of billions of dollars in climate resiliency measures, much of which will impact commercial real estate.
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Investors and landlords view Boston's office market as a safe haven because of its competitive lending market and pandemic-resistant rents.
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Colder-weather, higher-cost office markets are down, but some experts aren't ready to count them out.
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Boston's Berdo 2.0 law, passed in October, will begin implementing building emissions mandates in 2025, and buildings must become carbon neutral by 2050.
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Economic shocks this year have caused the Fed to ramp up tightening measures faster than anyone expected last year, which could catch some flat-footed.
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The largest commercial real estate deals in and around Atlanta during the first week of August.
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Total returns are set to be negative for real estate in 2023, but this could be the year the market starts to normalise.
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