Sanyu Kyeyune
Will Lending Plateau in 2019?
During the past few years, lenders charted record-high activity across property types and markets. But escalating asset prices, rising interest rates and regulatory shifts may force adjustments in 2019.
Bridging the Gap Between Tech, CRE
In a podcast interview, JLL Spark’s Mihir Shah discusses how real estate companies can improve their operations through targeted investment in technology startups.
Embracing the Standard: CRE Data and Best Practices
In a podcast interview, OSCRE International CEO Lisa Stanley outlines the key components of a data management strategy and its potential to materially change how real estate executives make organizational decisions.
Workplace Design: Where People Come First
Blitz CEO Melissa Hanley describes how her architecture and design practice takes a human-centered approach to developing environments that embody a firm’s brand, company culture and visual identity.
Eastward Ho! The Next Wave in DTLA’s Resurgence
In an exclusive podcast interview, Kennedy Wilson VP of Brokerage Justin Weiss outlines the unique factors that have accelerated mixed-use development in downtown Los Angeles and describes what to expect as the submarket’s boom continues.
CRE Regulatory Review: Tariffs, Taxes, Immigration and More
Financiers and advisors weigh in on governmental actions poised to disrupt today’s mature, robust and increasingly competitive market.
Southern Markets Drive Deal Flow in Q3
Real Capital Analytics data shows that transaction volume in the third quarter jumped almost 25 percent to $143.5 billion over the previous quarter.
Inside the 2018 CPE-MHN Awards Party
Real estate insiders converged at the annual event to honor the industry’s leading professionals, companies and projects.
Net-Lease Office Deal Volume Rises 29 Percent
In the second quarter of 2018, the sector experienced the most investment growth of the major single-tenant categories, according to Real Capital Analytics data.
2018 ULI Fall Meeting Coverage
Innovation, impact and inclusion were common themes at the organization’s annual conference, where tours, presentations and discussions brought together real estate decision-makers in Boston.