Adopting a single method of property identification can alleviate an industry-wide problem.

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Foreign investment has become so central to Washington CRE that its temporary contraction in 2016 appears to have prompted a substantial slowdown in the city's multifamily market.

In today's commercial real estate landscape, data-informed approach no longer functions as a meaningful differentiator.

An influx of young, well-educated new residents has New Orleans on the brink of a long-awaited economic revival.

In recent years, Salt Lake City has become a prime location to both run a business and invest in commercial real estate.

The outlook for Dallas' commercial real estate market continues to be overwhelmingly positive as the city emerges as one of the South's premier tech hubs.

Demand for last-mile industrial space is exploding, thanks in large part to ecommerce giant Amazon's growing need for fulfillment and distribution space. Here's why that might be a good thing for urban and suburban markets.