A little flexibility can help real estate projects of all shapes, sizes and needs reach the finish line, says HALL Structured Finance's Donald Braun.

While many companies ponder a return to the office and plan hybrid work models, office market experts are keeping an eye on net absorption and sublease space.

Huge capital flows and enhanced tech capabilities lead to faster production, increased integration, and of course, more real estate development in life sciences.

The right return to office approach not only helps business performance, it also supports talent retention and acquisition.

Industrial product is increasingly turning the heads of retail net-lease investors, while multi-tenant retail has rallied from pandemic lows.

Housing supply and demographics strongly favor the single-family rental market, but a key investment hurdle remains.

EVs are shaping a new way in transportation. Will they do the same for auto retail as well?

The pandemic triggered uncertainty in the office sector, and reinforced the need for more flexibility, according to Colliers International.