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The Changing Face of the Construction Site
How do digital tools impact contractors’ work? Rosendin’s Brandon Stephens and Mark Stone shed light on how technology is transforming the traditional construction site, as the business is facing a labor shortage.
The New Lineup of Debt Players
Why a growing number of developers and investors are discovering an attractive new line of business in lending.
Get Ready for an Extended Slowdown in CRE Demand
An inverted yield curve and forecasts of a dropoff in job growth are among the signals that the industry’s long, great ride may soon be ending, says economist Hugh Kelly.
Cloudy Phase, Brighter Future for Solar Industry
After last year’s slowdown, solar projects and employment are both on track to rebound in 2019.
What’s Next in Coworking?
The shared office market has moved from trendy to mainstream. With competition heating up, operators must deliver next-level service to stay in the game.
Where Suburban Meets Urban
Millennials, transportation policy and community expectations increasingly blur the lines between large-scale projects in big cities and their suburban counterparts.
Transactions: March 2019
The following is a list of transactions that were announced over the month of February 2019.
Hilton Launches New Brand
Signia, which will kick off with three properties in as many major cities, will compete with the hospitality industry’s top meetings and events brands, while also targeting upscale leisure travelers.
Top Challenges in Designing Long-Term Incentive Plans
In the third podcast of our FTI Consulting series, Manager Megan Blankemeyer reveals several factors that companies need to understand before putting together a cohesive LTI program.
Payless Bankruptcy Spells Trouble for Vulnerable Malls
After filing for its second bankruptcy, the company is shuttering a slew of valuable retail locations—but struggling malls may suffer most.