It’s always fun to look back at forecasts and predictions made at the start of every year. In 2011, the chief concern was the effect rising interest rates would have on the property markets…

Everyone even remotely involved with commercial real estate is looking for any sign of improved activity within our markets…

Small business owners have a lot to digest when it comes to the subject of commercial real estate—especially these days…

The recent debacle involving manipulation of the London Interbank Offered Rate caused many to wonder what exactly it is. This benchmark interest rate used throughout the world’s financial systems is determined by the British Bankers Association, according to…

A struggling commercial real estate market has led to unprecedented levels of nonperforming commercial mortgage loans. While lenders weigh their options…

Despite the declining economy and investment environment, CCIM members report that investors continue to seek apartments, medical office buildings, land, and agricultural…

The vibrancy of technology in the U.S. permeates beyond the financial outlook of firms in the sector. It directly influences commercial real estate in metro areas where tech firms are the most active. In fact, an analysis of tech-heavy metros reveals that multifamily…

We are fast approaching a national election which will have an impact on all of us. No matter which party wins we will have a nagging uncertainty in the ability of our present tax laws being left free to continue in their present form.

For investors, “home” is no longer a four-letter word. The real-estate sector, for the first time in years, is serving as a beacon of relative strength in an otherwise weak economy. Standard & Poor’s on Tuesday reported that home prices in its S&P/Case-Shiller 20-city…

According to the National Association of Realtors® quarterly commercial real estate forecast, all of the major commercial real estate sectors are seeing improved fundamentals, but multifamily housing is becoming a landlord’s market commanding bigger rent increases…