Policy

Editorial Director Suzann D. Silverman

Wizards, Predictions and Commercial Real Estate

While we can’t actually see into the future, we’ve become more adept at making predictions that pan out.

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Dallas Approves Incentives for $1.3B Morgan Stanley Office Project

The financial services firm is deciding between two cities for a major new location.

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CPE Midyear Outlook: CRE’s Continued Tale of Bifurcation

Industry leaders say recovery remains uneven as higher interest rates, refinancing challenges and AI reshape the market.

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Fed Holds Rates Again as Warsh Steps In

The decision came in a unanimous vote.

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Top City Programs for Office-to-Residential Conversions

From fast-tracking approvals to tax benefits, policymakers explore ways to boost adaptive reuse.

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How Significant Is the Backlash Against Data Centers?

As proposals grow larger, policymakers need time to review project impacts on ratepayers and the environment.

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Austin Airport Closes $1.2B Bond

This marks the largest municipal bond sale in the history of the city.

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Fed Holds Rates Steady Under Weight of War

Here’s how the Middle East conflict is complicating the path to lower rates.

Marcus & Millichap CEO Hessam Nadji with speakers John Stillidas, John Chang and Mark Zandi

How the Middle East Conflict Is Impacting CRE Investment

Investor sentiment remains positive despite broader geopolitical uncertainty, according to a Marcus & Millichap webinar panel.

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Phoenix-Area Rezoning Paves Way for Megaproject

Developers are eyeing a 2,300-acre regional industrial hub.