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.
Clarion’s Confer Sees Pent-Up Demand Driving Warehouse Occupancy
As users rebuild inventories, the need for space remains unquenchable.
Tax Policy Largely Stays the Course for CRE Execs
Lawmakers dropped many proposals from Build Back Better that could have been detrimental to commercial real estate investors, but the industry remains on guard.
Net Lease Borrowers Take the Driver’s Seat
Healthy competition among lenders is benefiting single-tenant investors.
What’s Driving CRE Securitization
An update on the key trends shaping conduits, CLOs and other strategies.
What Opportunity Funds Do When There Is No Distress
With troubled real estate in short supply, what’s an opportunistic investor to do?
Building Forward: Q&A With Holt Construction’s Patricia Zugibe
The executive shares insights on the trends shaping development and on the experience of serving as one of her industry’s rare female CEOs.
How CRE Liquidity Reigns Despite Volatility
Debt and equity sources amassed abundant dry powder last year, but caveats linger.
Getting the Deal Done
Not all acquisition financing is created equal, as the quest for debt capital is influenced by both uncertainty and the flight to quality.
CMBS Deals Continue in Face of Uncertainty
Issuances have rebounded after slowing to a standstill, but billions of dollars of troubled loans weigh on the market.
The Climate Factor in CRE Investment Strategy
As losses mount and premiums rise, risks posed by extreme weather are drawing heightened scrutiny from industry stakeholders.