Commentary

The 2020 hurricane season may prove to be like no other. Never has the development and construction industry had to prepare for a hurricane season while also dealing with the effects of an active pandemic.

Able to capitalize on the on-going market changes, multifamily developers now have the option to innovate building design and cater to residents' current needs.

Lawmakers are looking for innovative ways that at-first-glance-unrelated business, such as road-paving, might also be an opportunity to positively impact the nation's most pressing current needs.

Landlords have several options to keep current tenants intact or reduce the financial ramifications if the tenant needs to step back from its current office footprint.

Armed with potential retail types that dodged the shutdown bullet, investors can drill down to questions of the stability of specific retailers.

With an economic downturn looming, technology and innovation could be the key to attracting and retaining tenants in a buyers' and renters' market.

Property sellers seeking a 1031 Exchange should be enticed to enter into a Multifamily TIC structure primarily due to the added inherent rights that come along with the structure and the historically safe returns

Many companies realize they can get by and do business without the office.