Kidder Mathews

From housing and warehousing to landlords and leasing, new caps, controls, and ballot measures up for vote could significantly change the CRE landscape.

With the cost of capital staying put, buyers and sellers must do more to uncover investment opportunities and open the door to deals.

Despite a shift in work patterns and larger socio-economic headwinds, urban retail shows some positive signs — with the right conditions.

To find bulk opportunities, investors must navigate a new capital markets chapter, rising loan maturities, and the uncertainty of an election year.

Multifamily owners and investors on the West Coast increasingly must factor in non-traditional hurdles in their investment strategy.

Market and asset performance fluctuation require even more capital skill and creativity.

From the major ports' labor dispute to Silicon Valley's continued innovation, the industrial sector is experiencing significant ups and downs along the West Coast.

West Coast markets highlight the contradictions of a sector in flux.