The Bright Design Ideas Guiding Industrial's Way

The future of industrial design is still unknown, but infill retail conversion and the concept of taking warehouses vertical are on the table.

'I Am Dreading Going Back' — CRE Employees Balk At Returning To Toxic Work Cultures

Getting employees back to the office is less about office design and more about how mentally healthy they are away from home post-Covid.

This Week's Atlanta Deal Sheet: TSA Checks Into New Atlanta Office

The TSA plans to use the 44K SF as offices, classroom and training room space.

Pressure At The Ports: Expansion Efforts Open Avenues For CRE

There is new opportunity for CRE as ports around the U.S. expand to meet the new normal of e-commerce and the supply chain.

The Fraying Of The Texas Miracle: How The State's Affordability Edge Is Coming Undone

Texas has become a victim of its own success when it comes to attracting people to the state. Can it pull out of its housing hole?

From Car Washes To Semiconductors: What It Takes To Make It In The Growing World Of Niche CRE

Niche real estate groups are beneficial for specialized real estate. But since there are not many of them, there are not a lot of people to ask for help.

Eviction Filings Are Way Up In Texas, And A New Law Prevents Cities From Doing Anything About It

HB 2127, set to go into effect this fall, will roll back tenant protections enacted by Texas cities. Its passage comes as evictions are on the rise.

‘When Local Control Turns Into Local Out Of Control’: The Battle Over Who Should Fix Texas’ Housing Woes

Texas cities and counties that once rested on their laurels may finally be motivated to take action on affordable housing or risk losing control.

‘Prisoners To The Next Data Release’: Economists Say Interest Rates Likely To Drop In 2024, But Probably No Time Soon

Analysts and the Federal Reserve itself project interest rates starting to drop by late next year, but the timing is unpredictable.

How 3 Texas Cities Came To Lead The Nation In Empty Offices — And Why There May Be Further To Fall

Texas' office market is in trouble and it could be downhill from here.