Adina Rogoz
Adina Rogoz is a Senior Associate Editor with Commercial Property Executive and Multi-Housing News. She joined the CPE-MHN team in 2016 and is writing real estate related news, blog articles, reports and Q&As. 📧 You can reach out to her at adina.rogoz@cpe-mhn.com
How NASA, SKS and UCB Are Launching the Future of Space-Focused Real Estate
Berkeley Space Center is set to include as much as 2.3 million square feet of advanced R&D space. SKS Partners’ Tim Smith expands on how it could revolutionize entire industries.
CPE Asks: What Makes a Distressed Office Property a Good Investment?
Just because a building sells at a steep discount doesn’t make it a can’t-miss opportunity, says Adam Johnson of NAI Hiffman in this interview.
Why AmTrust’s President Believes in Office’s Reinvention
Opportunities abound for savvy investors, according to Jonathan Bennett.
Why the NYC Office Market Is a Tale of 2 Cities
Avison Young’s James Nelson and Joe Gervino share insights on this highly bifurcated market.
What’s Driving Optimism in CRE? Baker Tilly’s Brent Maier Weighs In
Interest rates and debt concerns are still dominating the CRE landscape. But there are reasons for confidence about the upcoming months.
Behind Creation’s $120M The Switchyard Project in Greater Phoenix
Principal Alex Bez on how the mixed-use development will change this suburb’s urban core.
Inside Midtown East, Tampa’s Tech-Savvy New Tower
The Bromley Cos.’ CEO Nicholas Haines on what makes this anchor building in the Westshore district unique.
How Malls Are Adapting to 21st Century Needs: A NY Developer’s Take
A closer look at the strategies that help restore the appeal of these shopping destinations, according to Uniland Development’s Carl Montante.
When Healthy Buildings Take Center Stage: Q&A With a California Architect
Hafsa Burt of hb+a Architects on the intersection of environmental sustainability and human well-being in CRE design.
Why Mixed-Use Developments Are All About the Right Synergies
Which combinations of properties work best today? Two developers weigh in.