Daniel Schmergel

Inspired by Time Out’s recent ranking of the world’s 40 coolest neighborhoods, LoopNet curated a selection of properties — from New Orleans to London — that put retailers in the center of the action.

An investor in Madison, Wisconsin intended to buy and hold — until a compelling alternative came his way.

He started by investing in condominium units before tackling the rehabilitation of a vintage Hoboken brownstone.

One of the country’s foremost property managers provides guidance for both tenants and prospective investors.

Property management, leasing, refinancing and dealing with a very particular homeowners association are some of the issues that these investors had to contend with.

One transaction in downtown Denver may be indicative of a larger trend.

A 2,400-square-foot retail property kicked off a burgeoning real estate empire.

A veteran investment sales broker highlights subsidized housing and outdoor parking/storage as among the best opportunities in NYC.

The remaining phases of the process include market analysis, legal and regulatory assessments and property inspection, among others.

In the first of two parts, an experienced industrial broker discusses collecting property information and performing financial analysis.

NNN leased retail properties remain a hugely popular asset type, but how has their appeal been affected by rising interest rates?

As some office properties confront record vacancy rates, a new C&W report outlines repositioning and repurposing options available to owners.

As the Sunbelt and Mountain West surge in popularity among young professionals, these are some of the markets that office users contemplating a new facility or relocation should know about.

While the past two months have tumultuous for the UK, this property expert says it’s given rise to new opportunities and hasn’t notably shifted most investors’ long-term plans.

As a property investor, you may be able to take advantage of a variety of tax deferral, reduction and minimization strategies that can potentially lower your tax burden.

All industrial users are focused on efficiency, but for companies in the food production or cold storage business, there are even more critical considerations to be aware of.

While the pandemic halted the vast majority of commercial leasing activity, opportunities abounded for those retail tenants willing to be bold.

LoopNet investigates both the benefits and challenges of industrial sale-leaseback transactions for investors and users.

An Avison Young principal explains a reimagined workplace approach and what he envisions for the future of the office market.

A guide to the most critical aspects of the industrial renovation and build-out process, from creating a space plan to developing a budget.