Suzann D. Silverman
Suzann D. Silverman is editorial director of CPE. She has covered the commercial and multifamily real estate industry since 1995, becoming editor-in-chief of Commercial Property Executive (formerly Commercial Property News) in 1998 and editorial director of both CPE and Multi-Housing News in 2016. She is also a longtime board member of the National Association of Real Estate Editors, currently serving as vice president. You can reach her at suzann.silverman@cpe-mhn.com.
NAREE Special Report: Does Industrial Demand Foreshadow New Development?
A continued ramp-up in ecommerce and land searches for reshoring suggest returning growth in key markets.
NAREE Special Report: Workplaces That Attract
Whether seeking a new location or a reason to remain where they are, businesses are focused on long-term employee satisfaction.
Yardi Executive Summit Special Report: Economic Outlook
Yardi Matrix Vice President Jeff Adler offered a mixed but generally favorable longer-term economic outlook.
Coworking Heads to the Suburbs
Enterprise space offers a new option for corporate clients both big and small.
Strategies for Success in Commercial Real Estate
Whether you’re just starting out or looking for the next prodigy to boost your company’s performance, here’s some inspiration—and advice.
Is 2026 the Year for a Steadier Ride?
The past few years have been a roller coaster for CRE. Is relief in sight?
How Lifestylization Is Making Office Work
As mixed-use incorporates more of the community, it’s raising the value of office space—and attracting more investors.
CRE Investors Gear Up for Greater Activity
As we head toward the latter part of the year, the real estate industry is growing more comfortable with the idea of pursuing a certain amount of business as usual.
Connecting Building Health With Tenant Performance
Building wellness continues to influence corporate site selection decisions. What are you offering?
Coworking’s Growing Place in Business
Corporations’ increasing need for short-term and flexible space is driving greater demand.