Joe Gose
Joe Gose is a freelance writer interested in compelling business trends and stories around the country. He has primarily focused on real estate development, finance and fundamentals for the last 23 years—the last 17 as a freelancer after leaving the Kansas City Star—and has written for numerous business and consumer publications.
Infrastructure Upgrades Are Critical for CRE’s Future
While epic, the 2021 bill just got the ball rolling. And the industry is on the watch.
Emerging Life Science Hubs Stake a Claim
These cities offer a cost-effective alternative to established markets, both from an operational and quality-of-life perspective.
Office Distress Reopens the CMBS Bargaining Table
How will borrowers, lenders and special servicers find workout solutions for troubled assets?
Creating a Winning Back-to-the-Office Formula
An in-depth look at the factors hindering employees’ return—and how they can be overcome.
Why CRE Insurance Challenges Are Intensifying
Strategies for finding coverage when demand far outstrips supply.
How Cautious Lending Impacts Construction Financing
Tricky price discovery and economic uncertainty are keeping many on the sidelines. But for how long?
The Tricky Task of Office-to-Residential Conversions
Despite gaining traction, the process on the ground involves a big haystack and a handful of needles.
Net Lease Deals Falter Amid Challenging Environment
A stubborn bid-ask spread is keeping all parties on the sidelines and pondering value.
C-PACE’s Moment Arrives: Credit Disruption Boosts Green Financing
A competitive alternative to bridge loans, this source of capital has the ability to fix distress in a high interest rate environment.
Why MOBs Offer Healthy Investor Appeal
Known for resilience in challenging times, medical office assets are being targeted by a broader swath of capital.