The top city for apartment conversions in 2024? It was Chicago
Chicago became the top city for apartment conversion projects in 2024, according to the latest research from RentCafe.
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Consumers tightening shopping budgets but aren’t ready to give up on the holiday cheer, JLL finds
Consumers across the United States are heading into the 2025 holiday season with a clear message: They’re still celebrating, but they’re spending smarter.
Unlocking Hidden Value: Transforming Industrial Properties into High-Performing Assets
Industrial real estate is often called the backbone of the economy, but not every building is performing at its full potential. At Clear Height Properties,…
Does September swoon mean future challenges for multifamily sector?
The worst monthly rent performance in a September in more than a decade? That's what Yardi Matrix reported in its most recent multifamily research report.
Avison Young names principal, executive managing director of healthcare services
Avison Young appointed Jay Johnson as Principal and Executive Managing Director of Avison Young Healthcare Services. He will lead the firm’s healthcare strategy, driving growth and…
1031 versus 1033: Key differences in tax deferral
Tax deferral is one of the most powerful strategies for real estate investors, but not all provisions of the Internal Revenue Code (IRC) work the…
23 million new doctor visits a year: Why demand keeps rising for medical office space
Expect the demand for medical office space across the country to climb as the U.S. population continues to grow older.
A hot niche: Demand still on the rise for industrial outdoor storage
Niche real estate types have long thrived in the broader industrial market, with categories such as cold storage and specialized manufacturing rising and falling in…
Retail sales steady in August — but inflation gets much of the credit
Retail sales held steady in August. But much of the credit for this goes to inflation, according to the latest research from Colliers.
Top-tier office properties still drawing the most leasing activity
Tenants continue to flock to top-tier office properties while new construction in this sector remains sluggish. And vacancy rates? They're still barely falling.