The 1031 tax code has been challenged by politicians many times over its 100-year history. That’s why CRE insiders believe it will survive again.

Debt capital remains available for stabilized properties and financing volume will continue to increase as the outlook for many subsectors has brightened.

The freefall is over, but it might take a few years for urban apartments to fully return to their pre-pandemic form.

With a recovery coming sooner than many anticipated, there may be more capital chasing distressed assets than viable opportunities.

Current market conditions create a rare opportunity for deployment of preferred equity as a form of short-term recapitalization of commercial real estate assets.

A strong run throughout the pandemic and stable fundamentals continue to make the sector a popular draw for many types of real estate investors.

So far, lenders have been open to loan workouts, but that won’t last forever, market sources warn.

Diversifying advertising streams will help make it easier to both expand and refine who is being exposed to your broader campaign.

Marijuana legalization is expanding. That comes with both opportunities and challenges for commercial real estate investors.