Commentary

Employers are rightfully concerned about the health, safety and welfare of their employees in light of the global spread of coronavirus disease (COVID-19.)

A creditworthy tenant with a certain degree of correction-resistance in its marketing strategy is a fairly sure bet to hedge against the vagaries of the greater market.

As an investor in real estate or stocks, it's almost impossible to know everything about every property type or corporate industry sector.

Politicians want to look as though they are addressing the problem, and rent control is an off-the-shelf policy tool that helps some renters, at least in the short term.

Workforce multifamily, student housing, and triple-net lease enjoy relatively low transaction costs, transparency, a deep pool of buyers and sellers, ease of valuation—in other words, liquidity.

Developers with longer time horizons can achieve excellent results.

In cities like Austin and many others, the answer is yes.

Every underperforming or shuttered mall has its own set of opportunities and obstacles.