Commentary

With global expansion and trade on the rise, commercial real estate markets are thriving and cross-border investment activity is at near-peak levels.

The demand for amenities—everything from luxury dog spas to Internet-connected collaborative workspaces—is creating a real estate race among well-capitalized developers of next-generation apartment buildings.

It is important when you are forecasting conditions for your own projects, that you try to take in as much objective information as you can from a variety of sources.

While the high yields, relative to grocery-anchored shopping centers may look attractive, shopping center investors should give much thought to whether the risk is worth the potential reward.

Investors must rely more on cashflows or make riskier plays.

Real estate investors interested in owning stand-alone quick-service restaurants should focus on lease terms, location and tenant credit-worthiness. Investors should also understand trends driving fast-food success.

The coworking industry has seen unprecedented growth the past few years, enjoying rapid expansion across some of America's most economically valuable cities and there are three specific and palpable reasons why.

Designed with an eye on both CRE's present and future talent needs, the new Career Center represents the direction in which the industry is headed.