Northeast

Marketers are just as integral to the art and science of owning and managing real estate as the finance and broker functions, and should be acknowledged as so.

There is much information available about marketing, but the game changes when the target industry is commercial real estate.

Senior housing is benefiting from an incredible demographic tailwind while at the same time struggling with certain issues in supply and demand. Kudos to the men and women who are expert in this space.

With strong healthcare fundamentals and highly active investors, deal opportunities are becoming scarce. Developers are repurposing old buildings into outpatient facilities to meet demand.

These companies are expanding their footprint in the profitable medical office space while carefully managing risk in other subsectors.

Healthcare spending, which totaled $3.5 trillion in 2018, is expected to grow more than 5% per year for the next decade. The people who can navigate this sector are a special breed.

The estimated $400-million Tidewater Landing project in an opportunity zone on Pawtucket's waterfront will feature hundreds of thousands of square feet of new development, including a news sports complex that will be home to a professional soccer team

Real estate proptech startup RentRedi raised $1.4 million in venture capital to go boldly into the national rental market, taking aim at landlord and tenant challenges.