Gail Kalinoski

Kalinoski has been a contributing writer to Commercial Property Executive and Multi-Housing News since 2010 and previously wrote for three years for Commercial Property News. Gail has been a freelance writer and editor for more than 20 years, contributing to daily websites, magazines, weekly business newspapers, market intelligence newsletters, research reports, monthly B-to-B and consumer magazines. Earlier in her career, Gail worked for Gannett Corp. as an editor and reporter for 15 years. Gail has a bachelor’s degree in journalism from Pace University.

Where New Office Projects Get Funded

Lenders are still looking for construction financing deals, and it can get competitive.

World’s Largest Life Science Campus Launches

Texas Medical Center has begun construction on the $1.8 billion first phase of the 37-acre megaproject.

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CRE Lending Markets Continue Recovery: CBRE

A strong volume for commercial loan closings in the second quarter was fueled by alternative lenders, banks and life companies.

Pennsylvania Logistics Hub Trades for $73M

JLL secured a $48 million acquisition loan for the deal.

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Historic Manhattan Building Gets $100M Makeover

The Union Square landmark will be modernized with designs by STUDIOS Architecture.

Why Industrial Space Demand Exceeds Expectations

NAIOP’s new report offers predictions for supply and demand over the next several years.

The Ups and Downs of CRE Construction

Materials and labor shortages are clashing with an optimistic, rebounding market, according to RICS.

Plaza Cos. Eyes 62-Acre Arizona Mixed-Use

The company is teaming up with the city of Glendale and the Arizona Cardinals for the project south of State Farm Stadium.

Pinnacle Financial Doubles Down on $1B Nashville Yards

The company will serve as the megadevelopment’s exclusive banking partner.

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Amazon Plans 1st Fulfillment Center in St. Lucie County

Upon completion, the 1 million-square-foot facility is expected to create more than 500 full-time jobs.