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Noah Miller, Gelt Financial

Mom & Pop CRE Investors Reclaim Seat at the Table

Gone are the days of Wall Street investors dominating property acquisitions, says Noah Miller of Gelt Financial.

Cris O'Neall

3 Ways COVID Changed Property Taxes

Cris K. O’Neall of Greenberg Traurig on new avenues for challenging property tax assessments.

Jonathan Hipp

Cautious Optimism Is the Best Path Forward for Investors

While transaction activity is rebounding, COVID-19 variants loom, warns Jonathan Hipp of Avison Young.

Zach Harris, Director, Stan Johnson Co.

The Industrial Subset That’s Even ‘Stickier’ Than Traditional Warehouses

This product type commands higher rents per square foot than warehouse and distribution assets, notes Zach Harris of Stan Johnson Company.

Andy Bratt

Why It’s a Great Time to Be a Qualified Borrower

Andy Bratt of Gantry on how forces are colliding to create unique opportunities for financing commercial real estate.

John Kevill

With All That Dry Powder, Office Will Have Its Day

The capital supply has “sparked a manic race for suitable investments,” according to John Kevill of Avison Young.

Lanie Beck, director of corporate research, marketing and communication, Stan Johnson Co.

What’s Driving the Single-Tenant Logistics Surge

Lanie Beck of Stan Johnson Co. offers a deep dive into opportunities for investors.

Kymn Harp

Key Considerations for Adaptive Reuse Projects

An array of economic incentives may be available to help transform existing buildings, says Kymn Harp of Robbins, Salomon & Patt.

Randy Blankstein, President, The Boulder Group

Lower-Quality Net Lease Assets Hit Market

Randy Blankstein of The Boulder Group drills down into this trend in single-tenant investment.

Stephen Boyd

Why REITs Are Optimistic Despite Declines in Appraisals

Valuation dips in the office sector and certain retail categories are not expected to be existential, says Fitch Ratings’ Stephen Boyd.