Thought Leadership

As a property owner, being proactive about the day-to-day operation of your building may be your best line of defense for protecting your investment.

Rightsizing. That's the word for the coming year as brick-and-mortar retailers (at least those with a forward-looking platform) react to the multiple forces impacting their business. And that's the word from the retail executives of Colliers International in this exclusive video interview.

With tax reform legislation now signed into law, Congress' long-promised tax overhaul appears to finally be coming to fruition. But what does that mean for commercial real estate investors? Marcus & Millichap's John Chang explains.

Zoning due diligence, always a necessary process in every commercial real estate transaction, is now more important than ever.

A combination of edgy retailers and more established purveyors defines Brooklyn today, as Jaime Schultz of Lee & Associates states in this exclusive video interview from the ICSC New York Dealmaking Conference.

It's not enough simply to go to the growth cities to realize your own expansion. There are nuances to the job market that InvenTrust is tapping into.