Therese Fitzgerald
Therese Fitzgerald has nearly 20 years experience writing and editing commercial real estate content. She got her start writing about the New York City market with Real Estate Weekly and later joined CPE’s predecessor publication, Commercial Property News, where she held various positions including editor in chief. In addition to working on the CPE and MHN websites, she edits CPE's Capital Markets Newsletter and MHN's Finance & Investment Newsletter. Tune into her Sustainability Street podcast on CPE.
Sustainability Street: Living With Local Law 97
New York City owners are facing their first emissions reporting deadline. Bright Power’s Amanda Clevinger and Therese Fitzgerald discuss how they’re coping and planning for tougher reqirements.
Why REITs Have an Edge Amid Uncertainty
Uncertainties abound, but REITs have unique advantages over private companies, Nareit Senior Vice President of Research Ed Pierzak told CPE.
REITWeek Special Report: The Resilience of REITs
Highlights from Nareit’s annual investor conference.
Sustainability Street: Brownfields Are Having Their Moment
David Greek of Greek Real Estate Partners and CPE’s Therese Fitzgerald discuss how remediation is opening up new industrial sites.
Capital Ideas: 5 Buffett-isms for Rate Day
No rate decrease? Keep calm and remember these axioms from the master investor.
Sustainability Street: Special Earth Day Episode
CPE’s Anca Gagiuc and Therese Fitzgerald dig into how geothermal energy is finally getting its day in commercial real estate.
Capital Ideas: Transition Risk in Transition
Expanding state and local climate rules are no longer a given.
NYU REIT Symposium Special Report: 6 Takeaways
Just as a new cycle begins, companies face rising volatility.
Sustainability Street: Inside an Award-Winning ESG Program
Gables Residential’s Juliette Apicella and CPE’s Therese Fitzgerald discuss solar initiatives, resiliency strategies, net zero commitments and more.
Capital Ideas: What Will ‘Pragmatic’ Regulation Mean for Banks?
President Trump nominated another regulator this week who’s expected to apply a lighter touch to rulemaking.