Corina Stef

Corina Stef started her tenure as a music journalist a decade ago and has been occupying a full-time real estate editor and blogger position since 2017. She is a senior associate editor with Commercial Property Executive and Multi-Housing News who focuses on commercial real estate trends and in-depth stories.

Behind Nevada’s 1st Carbon-Neutral Data Center

The project is part of the $3 billion Energos Reno project, envisioned as the nation’s first carbon-free industrial park.

Suburban New Jersey’s Future Takes Shape

Somerset Development’s Ralph Zucker tells the story of Somerville Station, the largest mixed-use development ever approved by the borough of Somerville, N.J.

Top 5 Office Projects Under Construction in Denver

According to CommercialEdge data, 20 properties totaling some 3.3 million square feet of office space are taking shape in the metro.

NYC’s Office Landscape Is Changing Fast. What’s Next?

A deep dive into the powerful currents shaping the future of the nation’s largest office market.

Top 5 Office Transactions in Los Angeles for 2020

These deals amounted to $1.2 billion and 38 percent of the metro’s total transaction volume, CommercialEdge data shows.

Office Vacancy Rates Up as Pipeline Poised to Cool

Although the brunt of the impact has been postponed, vacancy rates continue to climb as key markets are hard hit.

The Life Science Industry’s Transformation

Portal Innovations’ John Flavin and Polsinelli’s Eric Greenfield on the sector’s complex evolution, trends to watch and forthcoming challenges.

Data Centers Sign Up for an Upgrade

ABB Power Conversion’s Vito Savino elaborates on how data center operators should reimagine the power architectures fueling their facilities.

How Is New Jersey’s Office Market Holding Up?

Insights on what’s next for the rapidly evolving region from James Postell, city leader & partner at Transwestern.

Top 5 Office Projects Under Construction in Austin

Some 8.3 million square feet of office space was underway in the metro as of February, with more than half of the pipeline clustered in downtown Austin, according to CommercialEdge.