It’s no secret that some markets are more expensive than others. Properties in New York or Los Angeles are less affordable than those located in, say, Des Moines, Iowa,...
The fiscal policy adopted by a city or a region can influence its growth potential. Municipalities that adopt policies beneficial to developers or new businesses can encourage new...
No two real estate markets are created equal. Some boast a low cost of living, some a diversified job market, some a lively entertainment scene, and some manage to...
To cope with demand, once a city runs out of space to grow, it starts expanding in nearby areas. New developments emerge, overlooked neighborhoods get repositioned, and...
Whenever a big corporation lands in a city, many sectors of the economy get a powerful boost. In real estate, the influx of newly created jobs attracts a vast pool of...
The features of the U.S. real estate scene, whether commercial or residential, are highly specific to each different regional market. Properties considered expensive in one...
The real estate market is directly influenced by a wide number of factors, some more obvious, some more covert. The state of the economy, vacancy rates, supply and demand,...
As more companies send their employees to work from home, more workers are trying to set up the perfect home office. In doing so, they may be wondering, what should it look like?...
Leasing (or buying) an office is one of the most important decisions you could make as a business owner, so you need to do it right. However, finding the ideal office space for...
We already know that the industrial real estate sector has been one of the strongest commercial real estate performers as of late. However, with deliveries already slowing down,...
