Commentary

In today's commercial real estate landscape, data-informed approach no longer functions as a meaningful differentiator.

Alternative travel accommodations are becoming the new normal—evolving into a major segment of temporary housing.

One can imagine that over the next decade the grocery store as we know it will become a historical curiosity.

The economy remains on a very strong track at 3.5% growth and consumer and business confidence are at or near historic highs, and unemployment is at a historic low

High levels of US consumer and business confidence are being fueled in part by low unemployment rates and rising wages both of which continue to have positive effects on the demand for US hotel room night demand.

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Investors asking how to extract value in today's environment must look for the structure and strategy that best fits their needs and future market conditions.

Opportunity zones are giving hope to distressed communities.