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.

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How CREW Is Elevating DEI

Following a major announcement, the national organization’s members shared strategies for fostering diversity, equity and inclusion.

circular economy

Closing the Loop on the Circular Economy

In this episode of CPE’s “Sustainability Street” podcast, we’re talking about the shift from take-make-waste to reduce-reuse-recycle and recover.

vaccine mandates

Virus (Not Vaccines) Drives Office Occupancy

The forces that determine a return to normal may be beyond the control of federal mandates.

Mark Zandi

ICYMI: Mark Zandi on the Recovery and Real Estate

The chief economist for Moody’s Analytics shares insights on the critical trends shaping the industry today. Watch the video.

Can CRE Make Cities Cooler?

Listen to the latest episode of CPE’s “Sustainability Street” podcast for an in-depth look at the urban heat island effect.

Is CRE Becoming More Inclusive?

NAI Global’s Diversity Equity & Inclusion Council held a webinar on the status of progress in the commercial brokerage field.

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Charging Up the Switch to Electric Vehicles

In this episode of “Sustainability Street,” CPE explores how commercial real estate owners can help cure “range anxiety” and accelerate the transition to sustainable driving.

Environmental Justice’s New Bright Light

In this episode of “Sustainability Street,” how President Biden and a growing number of building stakeholders are emboldening a decades-old campaign for equity.

Analysis: How Biden’s Tax Plan Would Reshape CRE Investment

All investors will feel the impact of some of the changes, but commercial real estate could be hit particularly hard, experts say.

New York State Budget Omits Local Law 97 Relief

New York City’s new building emissions law is the most ambitious law to be enacted by any city.