Thought Leadership

Equity partners are more discerning in the current market, but there are some key characteristics that can help make a deal more attractive.

Due diligence practices are adjusting rapidly as investors examine their target acquisition through modern lenses that affect the way asset information is collected and used, as well as new key KPIs related to long-term asset performance.

As the Fed holds back on interest rate cuts, investors keep a close eye on market trends and tailwinds.

While LIHTC remains a key component of the capital stack, lenders are leveraging new tools to help developers generate greater proceeds.

With growth in the hotel sector projected to be modest over the remainder of 2024, those who do invest in hospitality must be vigilant about expenses and maximize value—starting immediately upon acquisition.

Law firms are actively leasing space and driving office leasing activity at a time when market demand has plummeted.

With electricity costs rising faster than inflation, owners of industrial manufacturing properties are in need of ways to cut energy use, with minimal impact to their balance sheets.

As the return-to-office trend continues, companies are seeking greater space flexibility to meet employee needs according to Colliers, a global investment management company.