As renter expectations shift and operators rethink operations, a new approach is becoming necessary for a property to stay relevant.

Shifting consumer expectations have caused a revolution over the last few years. It's time for multifamily owners and operators to take notice.

Work itself has always had such earthbound connotations of physical exertion. In physics, work is force applied to an object for a distance. That sounds a lot like pushing a rock. Brutish, right?

It's time to recognize the importance of housing to broader societal well-being, says CPP Housing's Seth Gellis in this podcast.

By the time George Larsen was 35 years old, he owned and managed a real estate company with over 100 residential agents and a commercial department before concentrating on commercial real estate.

Jason Patterson of W. P. Carey looks at the influx of institutional capital into the net lease space in this exclusive column.

"There was this fear that technology would make the broker go away. The opposite is true," says Camille Renshaw in this exclusive interview.

Many people discuss what the workplace will look like in a post-pandemic world. John Arenas, CEO and chairman of Serendipity Labs Inc., explains the variations of the flex office in this podcast.