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: Tackling CRE’s Power Problem
Two JLL experts dive into the challenges created by soaring consumption and lagging supply with CPE’s Therese Fitzgerald.
Sustainability Street: Marta Schantz’s In-House Perspective
An influential voice while at ULI, Schantz is now advancing sustainability for AvalonBay Communities. She and CPE’s Therese Fitzgerald catch up.
Capital Ideas: What AI Can’t Replace in CRE
Business is changing, but some things about investment and finance are constant.
Sustainability Street: Wellness in the Evolving Workplace
Rachel Hodgdon of the International WELL Building Institute and CPE’s Therese Fitzgerald discuss how employers are navigating the hybrid work debate.
Office Tenants Closer to Getting Hybrid Right
CBRE’s annual occupier study found 72 percent of respondents meeting their attendance goals.
NYC’s Fab Four Draw Investors, Lenders
Experts attending Ariel Property Advisors’ Coffee and Cap Rates discussed the four sectors that are piquing their interest the most.
Sustainability Street: The Truth About Mass Timber
Corgan’s Varun Kohli and CPE’s Therese Fitzgerald discuss accounting for embodied carbon in mass timber—all of it!
Capital Ideas: Lights Dim on Energy Incentives
The Senate’s version of the big budget bill puts the kibosh on a lot of what the previous administration had promised in terms of clean energy credits and investments.
Congress to Drop Provision 899 From Budget Bill
The retaliatory tax would have penalized foreign investors for “unfair” taxes in their home countries and put a damper on a critical source of CRE funding.