There's a lot of talk about the disconnect between pricing and values. I think it's been overplayed.

When it's time to cut costs, larger, branded companies look at their two largest expenses—people and real estate.

NEW YORK CITY-The newly crafted joint venture is designed to increase investor access to historical data and analysis based on more than 190,000 commercial real estate transactions.

Bringing an outside perspective will be a benefit to this company.

DALLAS-A 30% occupancy rate leaves a lot of room for upside potential at Brookriver Executive Center. Younan principals site their recent local-market leasing record as proof that the firm can stabilize the 300,000-sf asset.

Small business is coming back, and buildings capable of dividing down to smaller uses can outperform the market.

It was a vacant, 1.2-million-sf building with the Enron name on it. It was difficult for lenders to get their arms around that.

There's a clear evolution taking place in the public markets overseas.