Rockefeller Group and Atlas Capital repurpose church land into a mixed‑income project.

Buyers are structuring lower‑leverage, cash‑flow‑driven deals that can survive an expensive cost of capital.

Investors are rethinking how assets perform when labor supply becomes the binding constraint.

Various factors have turned these agency loans into the riskiest slice of the multifamily stack.

Parking structures, precision identification and long-range planning turn 1031 deadlines into strategic tools.

Investors confront a multi-year absorption grind that demands more defensive pricing and sharper capital allocation.

A NMHC survey shows loosening conditions and muted transaction volume, even as debt remains accessible.

Reshoring and near-shoring are elevating several cities in occupier and investor strategies.