Healthcare clinics are becoming more attractive retail center tenants, investors are willing to pay more for well-positioned retail assets in high-growth secondary markets.

Industry insiders claim that mall traffic is rising and that newer retail centers, not e-commerce, are responsible for struggling properties.

Southeast cities including Nashville, Tenn., Atlanta and Charlotte, N.C. are seeing rising demand for apartments.

As CMBS lenders face stiffer competition, they are issuing IO loans on lower quality deals, insiders say.

Beds at student housing properties are leasing faster than they did last year.

There is a growing number of cannabis-related Opportunity Zone projects around the country.

As more and more developers get accustomed to the process, use of modular construction is expected to increase.

Tax experts say that while it’s technically possible, it’s probably not the full story.

Owners of older office buildings are feeling the pressure to renovate and reposition their properties to stay competitive.

Strong population growth and lower prices are luring industrial investors to secondary cities.