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Future-Proof Properties

How do you design, build and manage commercial and multifamily properties that are guaranteed to have lasting flexibility, functionality and appeal?

Watermark Tempe retail component

Financing a Vision at Watermark Tempe

Working against the odds, Fenix Development and George Smith Partners joined forces to assemble $150 million for the first phase of a high-end office and retail project just outside Phoenix. Here’s how.

Teaming Up for Growth at Stamford’s Harbor Point

BLT took 80 acres of industrial sites in the city’s South End and built a thriving waterfront community that is often cited as a successful public-private partnership of large proportions.

The December Digital Issue of CPE is Now Available!

Now you can get trend and strategy insights two different ways: Leaf through the Commercial Property Executive digital digest for a quick read or click on individual articles below for an in-depth look at the topics that most interest you.

How to Make Your Property a Place

Placemakers combine location, culture and a community structure to create occupant-centered assets.

Editorial Director Suzann D. Silverman

2018’s Top Takeaways

As we move rapidly toward the new year, it’s a good time to reflect on the one that’s coming to a close.

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.

MetaProp Is Making the Innovative Mainstream

Aaron Block, Clelia Warburg Peters and Zach Aarons have built a global proptech community for entrepreneurs, real estate executives and investors.

Midwest Resurgence

As cap rates on the coasts fall, yield-chasing buyers and developers are eyeing the country’s center with renewed interest. What else is drawing them there?

Wanted: Healthy Skepticism

Technology is undoubtedly changing commercial real estate, but is it overstating the case to call these changes revolutionary? Real estate economist Hugh F. Kelly makes the case for healthy skepticism that can help companies avoid unwise strategic choices.