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.

Los Angeles Market Update: Hot Head Start in Office Sales

Office investment in the metro throughout January totaled $254 million, similar to the sales volume in January 2020, according to CommercialEdge.

Top 10 Office Deals in California for 2020

More than 36 million square feet of space changed hands in the Golden State as sales volume approached $15 billion, according to CommercialEdge data.

Capturing Value From Health-Care Collaborations

Executives from Chestnut Funds and Anchor Health Properties discuss the sector’s investment dynamics and their newly launched acquisition fund.

ULI Europe Debate: The Future of Office

Top executives debate the sector’s competitiveness and resilience at the 2021 ULI Virtual Europe Conference.

What’s Ahead for Data Centers in 2021

In the last installment of our 2021 outlook series, Lee Kestler of Vantage Data Centers and Equinix’s Jon Lin take a deep dive into sector changes, challenges and upcoming trends.

Top 10 Markets for Office Transactions in 2020

These markets accounted for more than 80 percent of the nation’s sales volume for office assets last year.

Office Market Faces Uncertainty

The national average full-service equivalent listing rates recorded a 1.0 percent drop year-over-year in December, according to CommercialEdge data.

What to Expect From the Office Sector in 2021

In the fifth installment of our 2021 outlook series, experts from across the office market spectrum share insights on what’s ahead.

Shifting Priorities: The Rise of Alternative Real Estate

Zain Ventures Founder & CEO Zain Jaffer on alternative investment options and asset types that are worth a close look today.

Top 5 Midwestern Markets for Office Transaction Volume

The metros account for nearly 80 percent of the region’s 2020 sales volume through December, based on CommercialEdge data.