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A continuation of the trends that shaped last year, such as more development of outpatient facilities and little change in cap rates or MOB pricing, should carry over to 2018, says Colliers in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.

There is a focus on building more affordable housing, but Century West Partners' Steve Fifield says what we really need is workforce housing.

Cox, Castle &amp; Nicholson's Gary Glick rarely sees big box leases anymore as a new category of fast casual restaurants dominates retail leasing.

The reimagined former aviation field, which will house industrial, office, retail and hospitality facilities, is set to open this year.

There is plenty of profit to be made in self-storage and multifamily, and the two markets run parallel to each other.

The cycle is maturing and interest rates are going up, but the biggest concern of 2018 will be the over-supply in many major US markets.

The Tax Cut and Jobs Act is the biggest change to the US tax code in 30 years. Little wonder, then, there are provisions that need further clarification from the Treasury Department. Here are the CRE-related ones that bother experts the most.

We ask Karl Slovin of MWest Holdings how he has executed successful business plans in rent-controlled buildings.