Adaptive Reuse

Adaptive reuse strategies can keep CRE players competitive despite the cooling market and reduced inventory—but rehabbing, repositioning, or redeveloping an asset comes with specific risks.

Its 2,300 underused buildings could potentially be converted to more than 100,000 new housing units.

The firm has acquired a hotel complex in Baltimore's Inner Harbor neighborhood and plans to convert the property to meet housing demand in the area.

The firm's new platform, EquiBlue, aims to promote upward economic mobility for women and people of color through commercial real estate.

Cost and time reductions in the 15% to 20% range often cited for adaptive reuse.

The company has purchased a class A office property in Mt. Laurel, NJ and plans to develop 184,500-SF, state-of-the-art logistics facility.

Historic buildings present attractive opportunities to create affordable housing and thriving communities.

The firm will work with the Almono Limited Partnership to transform a historic Pittsburgh site into a sustainable, innovative neighborhood by delivering millions of square feet of new mixed-use space over the next decade.