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What Texas’ Tax Plan Could Mean for CRE

Proposed reforms in the Lone Star State could turn out to be a national model, writes Stephen Grant of Popp Hutcheson PLLC.

Lisa McIntryre

Construction in the Digital Age

Linesight’s Lisa McIntyre on how technology is radically changing the way buildings get built.

Barry B. LePatner Esq. Image courtesy of LePatner & Associates LLP

Why Globalization Creates New Risks and Liabilities for Construction  

Veteran attorney and construction expert Barry LePatner on what CRE owners should know about protecting against offshore uncertainties.

Randy Blankstein, President, The Boulder Group

Why Net Lease Cap Rates Continue Rising

The Boulder Group’s Randy Blankstein on how capital markets trends are vexing this property type.

Bank Distress Yields 3 Opportunities for CRE Investors

It will take more than good timing to partake in these transactions, observes Sabal’s Pat Jackson.

Managing the Mixed-Use ‘Micro-City’

JLL’s Lela Cirjakovic and Kristin Mueller on the advantages and complexities of this increasingly popular property type.

On the News: When Smaller CRE Lenders Retreat

Changes in local and regional banking activity can have a big impact.

Cycle Shift Moves Servicing to Center Stage

Gantry’s Jean Yee offers best practices for successful outcomes.

Investor Appetite for Retail Returns, But…

Strong fundamentals are attracting more buyers, but interest rates remain a factor.

Shlomi Ronen

The Complexities of CRE’s Transaction Paralysis

Dekel Capital’s Shlomi Ronen on why the industry is at a standstill—and what it will take for it to get moving again.