NEW YORK CITY—Executives of Lee & Associates recognize the need for regulations governing storm-water management and green area in general, but are quick to note the impact that these factors have on development yields.

ATLANTA—What are you going to do when all of your Boomer brokers retire? SVN's Diane Danielson isn't waiting to find out.

WASHINGTON, DC—This finalist in the 2016 edition of the NAHB Pillars of the Industry Awards had to tear down what was once an art deco staple. But while the brick and mortar may have been replaced, the spirit of the original is fully intact.

OAK BROOK, IL--It's telling that when Art Rendak gives his presentation at CCIM Thrive, the subject will be funding for modern markets.

WASHINGTON, DC—This newest addition to a variety of issues-based categories comes as the National Association of Home Builders celebrates the 25th anniversary edition of its Pillars of the Industry Awards.

CHICAGO—That's the question, and how you answer might make the difference between a deal getting approved or deep-sixed.

NEW YORK CITY--There are the haves and the have-nots, as Hightower's Brandon Weber states. And if the separation seems vast now, just wait a year.

CALABASAS, CA—Clearly there is enough global market volatility to point foreign investment investor eyes ever more to the US. So reports Marcus & Millichap.