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New Urbanism’s Next Chapter
New Urbanism officially turns 25 this year, though its founders had been using its principles to design communities for years before the meeting of the movement’s first congress in 1993.
Can Real Estate Adapt to Historic Levels of Change?
Steeped in tradition and time-honored techniques, the real estate industry has thrived thanks to its dependability and cyclical nature, but powerful forces are creating disruption on an unprecedented scale.
A Crossroads
As 2018 begins, we stand at a crossroads. Well into the economic cycle, we should be nearing its inflection point, but it keeps chugging along.
The CPE-MHN Guide to 2018 is now available!
We’re pleased to present the Guide to 2018, a special publication of Commercial Property Executive and Multi-Housing News, offering valuable insights into this year’s trends and opportunities, along with key market data and analysis.
2018 Top Mortgage Banking Firms
The 2018 CPE-MHN Top Mortgage Banking Firms survey once again featured a mix of diversified real estate companies and dedicated lending institutions.
Refi Replay: A Buyer’s Market Looms for 2018
If you liked refinancing in 2017, you’ll probably love 2018. Next year is likely to feature low interest rates, generous interest-only periods and compressed spreads.
Ripe for Renewal: How Redevelopment Efforts Are Reshaping the Urban Core
Conversations about Baby Boomers, Generation X and Millennials often focus on their differences, but millions of people in each cohort share something crucial: an inclination to seek out dynamic urban environments.
Real Estate Thanksgiving
With the Thanksgiving table cleared and the new year rapidly approaching, it’s a good time for reflection on this year and consideration of what’s to come.
The December digital issue of CPE is now available!
Find out who won this year’s Executive of the Year Awards!
Drivers of Investment Success for 2018
The commercial real estate industry has had an evolving year. From sustainability and increases in interest rates to the effects of a changing administration, the market has experienced a mix of positive and negative moments.