Byline Columns/Editorial

While many cities attempt to tackle the workforce housing issue through legislation and subsidies, private real estate markets can and should allocate more capital than they currently do to the sector, writes EquityMultiple's Soren Godbersen in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> commentary.

Today GE announced that CEO Jeff Immelt is stepping down sooner than his expected departure in December, likely due to investor pressure, even with…

We thought that real estate is in the Jurassic Park when it comes to diversity, especially the shortage of women in the professional and executive…

Libor is going away and there is no final decision on what index will be used to replace it. Due to the manipulation of Libor by a few bankers in London,…

NEW YORK CITY—James Nelson of Cushman &amp; Wakefield sat down with Maria Doulis, VP of the Citizens Budget Commission, to discuss New York City…

NEW YORK CITY—The new 421a program, now known as Affordable New York, is welcome news for developers and land owners in NYC.  In a challenging environment,…

NEW YORK CITY—For the April 2017 Full Nelson, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Joe Swingle, managing director, Cushman &amp; Wakefield, who…

NEW YORK CITY—At this point in the real estate cycle, investors need to exercise greater caution, embracing lower returns and avoiding greater risk:Hold…