Holly Dutton
Holly Dutton is a Senior Editor with Commercial Property Executive and Multi-Housing News. She joined CPE and MHN in 2018 and has reported on the real estate sector since 2012. She was previously with Real Estate Weekly and the Houston Chronicle. Connect with her on twitter: @HollyDutton
Sustainable Construction Trends Gain Ground
Recent legislation surrounding carbon emissions has pushed the commercial real estate industry to find additional innovations for sustainable building.
Smart Tech Steps Up for the Post-COVID-19 Office
Safety and security take the spotlight as office property operators strive to meet unprecedented challenges with innovative solutions.
Snap Sessions: Managing Distressed Assets in the Wake of COVID-19
Join CPE and Crescit Capital Strategies’ CEO Joseph Iacono and head of structuring & credit Kim Diamond for this 30-minute webinar discussing how to manage revenue loss and develop financing solutions for distressed hotels, retail, workforce and student housing, including both middle-market and trophy assets.
Mixed-Use Owners ‘Squeezed’ by COVID-19 Fallout
While residential rent collections have fared well, retail spaces at multi-use properties tell a different story.
How Office Design Will Change
Here’s what you’re most likely to see as workplaces begin to open nationwide.
Falling Oil Prices Could Squeeze Top Energy Markets
The office sectors in several metros are likely to experience some pain, at least in the short term, experts say.
Can Modular Construction Help Solve the Hospital Bed Shortage?
The method that has been used to build emergency hospital beds in China is now gaining steam in the U.S.
How Coronavirus Is Impacting Office Leasing
Industry veterans share insights into what’s ahead and what professionals can do in the meantime.
USAA Real Estate Closes Restructuring Deal
Five months after announcing the transaction, USAA and its real estate arm have completed a management buyout.
Commercial Showings Deemed Essential in New York
The state has just released guidance clarifying that certain in-person real estate activities are permitted to continue.