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The Construction Problem No One is Talking About—But Should

Carrie Rossenfeld | August 22, 2017

Lack of quality control and assurance in manufacturing is leading to a major crisis in the construction industry caused by damaged goods, late deliveries and other issues, Bingham Construction's Jeff Bingham tells GlobeSt.com EXCLUSIVELY.

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Smart Resource Use is Good Business

Lisa Brown | August 22, 2017

Many consider commercial buildings to be one of the largest contributors to carbon emissions and Clear Blue's Carolyn Pistone discussed how buildings can be environmentally sound and profitable in this EXCLUSIVE.

Construction Starts Haven't Yet Peaked

Paul Bubny | August 22, 2017

Within the up-and-down pattern of construction starts on a month-to-month basis is “a modest upward trend,” says Robert A. Murray at Dodge Data & Analytics.

John Hancock Acquires HarborView at the Navy Yard

John Jordan | August 22, 2017

The property, which is adjacent to the famed U.S. Constitution warship, was constructed in 2007 and developed by Trammel Crow as a condominium development, but is currently a luxury rental property.

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Are Millennials and Boomers Really So Different?

Lisa Brown | August 22, 2017

Millennials may find themselves priced out of the market while baby boomers are looking to downsize so when it comes to renting, they're not so different, says Knightvest's Bland in this EXCLUSIVE.

Healthcare Offers a Counter-Cyclical Investment

Lisa Brown | August 22, 2017

Healthcare offers some of the best risk-adjusted returns at this point in the economic cycle, according to MLL Capital, which recently acquired a portfolio of four medical office buildings totaling 423,411 square feet.

Tight Inventory Keeps Pressure on Home Pricing

Paul Bubny | August 22, 2017

Sales volume of single-family homes remains low from a historical perspective, although it's on the rise, says the Federal Housing Finance Agency's chief economist.