Marcus & Millichap predicts a stable multifamily investment market in Boston, but a ballot initiative may cloud investors' plans for 2026.
A capital mismatch is emerging in industrial real estate: Banks are lending again, but investors are staying on the sidelines.
Collin County's strong job market, good schools and residential affordability give developers what they need to create unique master-planned communities.
A shrinking multifamily construction pipeline is set to yield rent growth for landlords in the area.
Manufacturing giants won't keep up their early 2025 pace of Houston investment announcements, but vendors will follow and support a stable industrial market.
Members and nonmembers will have access to the pickleball courts and social spaces like bars and restaurants.
Michelle Kelban, global chair of Latham & Watkins’ real estate practice, talks about her success in commercial real estate.
Philadelphia still leads the Northeast when it comes to existing micro-apartments, but New York City and Boston are poised to catch up as their pipelines grow.
It will take more than two interest rate drops and incremental rent growth to get multifamily developers to stack their pipelines again.
A handful of public companies and private equity-backed firms are targeting funeral homes as the silver tsunami approaches.
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