Small Spaces, Big Dreams: Bespoke Office Born from ‘Archaeological’ Renovation
SBA Loan Helps Secure Site of Former Mexican Revolution-Era Hideout
To embark on an intensive restoration of a property based on hand-drawn maps from the 1800s, you must be passionate about historic preservation. And patient. Depending on who you a...
Small Spaces, Big Dreams: Rooftop Ice Hockey Rink Nets Revenue for NYC Office-Warehouse
Indoor Skating Rink Scores Additional Use for Industrial Property
New Yorkers might think they’ve seen everything, but a Zamboni crawling along hot asphalt through traffic in the foreground of the Manhattan skyline will likely still trigger a dou...
Small Spaces, Big Dreams: Bespoke Office Born from ‘Archaeological’ Renovation
SBA Loan Helps Secure Site of Former Mexican Revolution-Era Hideout
To embark on an intensive restoration of a property based on hand-drawn maps from the 1800s, you must be passionate about historic preservation. And patient. Depending on who you a...
5 Properties You Can Buy in Some of the ‘World’s Coolest Neighborhoods’
Commercial Investments for Less than $10M, from San Francisco to Scotland
If how “cool” a niche neighborhood in another country is factors in to your application for a loan, you’ll be laughed out of the bank. The quantitative nature of real estate financ...
'Every Small Business Can Have a Great Storefront'
Elevating Your Business, Your Property and Your Neighborhood
Rarely does a tax office or a corner bodega strike awe in a passerby — let alone even catch their eye. But Storefront Mastery — a creative marketing agency run by architect and boo...
5 Ways Tech Is Changing Multifamily Management
Mobile Keys, Chatbots, Centralization and Connectivity Dominate Discussions at CREtech
Many people know what it’s like to find a new apartment to rent, sign lease papers and deal with a maintenance emergency in the middle of the night. So, most attendees of the Septe...
Thought Leaders Agree: Offices Need to ‘Do Better’
Workplaces Migrate Toward Hospitality
Office landlords have always competed with other office landlords.
8 Bold Opinions on the State of CRE and Tech
Ideas From Thought Leaders at This Year’s CRETech Conference
It’s easy to get lost in a matrix of discussions on artificial intelligence algorithms, data harvesting models and climate change regulations at CREtech New York — a conference tha...
4 Takeaways From CREtech 2023
AI, Sustainability Dominate NYC Real Estate Tech Summit
At every tech event this year, AI is being discussed like it's the internet in 1997. Last week's CREtech, billed as the built world’s largest innovation and sustainability event, w...
Temporary ‘Retail Village’ is Pivotal During Permitting Phase of Massive Development
With Short-Term Timber Pavilion, Developer Plants Itself in Fertile DC Soil
How do you begin transforming 183 acres of Washington’s most underserved quadrant?
Small Spaces, Big Dreams: Couple Finds Empty Furniture Store Perfect for Pickleball
Enthusiasts-Turned-Entrepreneurs Serve Up Their First Lease
Ideas for business ventures usually trickle in through years of daydreaming, in fits and starts. But Nicole and Jack Thompson’s epiphany came literally by storm.
Mall Landlords Increasingly Seek ‘Open Container’ Licenses
Owners of Shopping, Entertainment Districts Want Relaxed Alcohol Allowances
Alcohol sales were a buoy for many restaurants during the pandemic. To offset restrictions on indoor dining, lawmakers largely relaxed restraints on carryout cocktails and al fresc...
From Warehouse to Workspace to Now What?
Following Unlucky Office Conversion, New Buyer Places Bet on ‘Eatertainment’
When a Texas developer converted 200,000 square feet of Charlotte, North Carolina, flex space into a sprawling boutique office campus in 2018, the market seemed promising. But give...
From Warehouse to Workspace to Now What?
Following Unlucky Office Conversion, New Buyer Places $15M Bet on ‘Eatertainment’
When a Texas developer converted 200,000 square feet of Charlotte, North Carolina, flex space into a sprawling boutique office campus in 2018, the market seemed promising. But if t...
What’s Stopping You From Becoming a Real Estate Developer?
Consultancy Encourages Taking 'One Step' Toward Transforming Neighborhoods
Monolithic capital stacks are quaking; REITs are reshuffling; an economic downturn is looming. But amid a flurry of harbingers in the commercial real estate industry, one grassroot...
$22M Office Teardown Makes Way for Multifamily
Class B Office Sold as Land Play for Multifamily Redevelopment in Orange, California
You might ask, "what sane investor would offer above-asking price for a 33-year-old, 150,000-square-foot, low-rise suburban class B office with a few dwindling leases, right at the...
Empty Offices Could Become Breweries, Labs and Distro Hubs Under Arlington Zoning Change
Initiative in DC Suburb Supports Placemaking, Fills Vacancies
Offices have become the weakest link in commercial real estate, and the sector’s distress is rippling out from individual investors to the economy at large. But Arlington, Virginia...
Empty Offices Could Become Breweries, Labs and Distro Hubs in Arlington Zoning Change
Initiative in DC Suburb Supports Placemaking, Fills Vacancies
Offices have become the weakest link in commercial real estate, and the sector’s distress is rippling out from individual investors to the economy at large. But Arlington, Virginia...
Zipline Biz Makes Most of Charleston Real Estate
$1.3M Adventure Ropes Course Proves To Be Best Use, and Certainly Highest
When it comes to unusual properties like the 10-acre Charleston Zipline Adventures park in South Carolina, few brokers know the ropes like Jimmy Kaiser.
‘Grade II’-Listed Powerhouse Dramatically Restored as ‘Grade A’ Office
Antiquated Bristol Tramways Power Station Redeveloped for Creative Coworking
Just before the pandemic, a private real estate investment firm snatched up one of the last and most historically significant buildings along Bristol’s Floating Harbour. In that no...