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.

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What’s Next for AI in Property Management

New ideas to keep CRE operations competitive.

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CRE Equity Investors Pile Into Private Debt

What’s driving them to make the shift?

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Is M&A Activity Back in Commercial Real Estate?

A handful of transactions suggest a new dealmaking cycle, but questions remain.

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CRE Lenders Banking on Deal Momentum

The pickup in transactions in late 2024 is fueling optimism in 2025.

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Last-Mile NIMBYism Is a Headache. Remedies Are Available.

How mixing new and time-tested tactics can yield entitlement success.

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Deal-Thirsty Investors Are Still Waiting for CRE Distress

Opportunistic buyers cool their heels in frustration as lenders and borrowers try to hang on for an improved financing market.

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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.

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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.

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Office Distress Reopens the CMBS Bargaining Table

How will borrowers, lenders and special servicers find workout solutions for troubled assets?

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Creating a Winning Back-to-the-Office Formula

An in-depth look at the factors hindering employees’ return—and how they can be overcome.