Joe Beeton

A recent tour uncovered how and why entrepreneurial developers built an indoor rink on the roof of an industrial property.

A growing business in Brownsville, Texas, secured an SBA loan to move to its new workspace in the renovated remains of a Mexican Revolution-era estate.

For insights about places where people actually hang out, subjective takes like Time Out’s annual list of the 40 coolest neighborhoods can be invaluable.

Storefront Mastery wants to elevate not just the value of a business, but the property it’s in, the street it’s on, and the neighborhood ecosystem in which it operates.

Mobile keys, chatbots, centralization and connectivity dominated discussions at CREtech 2023.

Real estate titans spoke at CREtech 2023 about workplaces taking more cues from hospitality and placemaking.

Thought leaders spoke at CREtech2023 with conviction and clarity about the issues that matter to them most — including tech adoption, return to office, affordable housing and carbon emissions.

AI, data harvesting and sustainability were the top topics at the NYC real estate technology summit last week.

With Redbrick's short-term mass timber pavilion, the developer is helping foster the entrepreneurial spirit of a transforming D.C. community.

The entrepreneurs were first to market despite it being their first brick-and-mortar business.

Owners are increasingly pushing to get entire shopping centers or districts covered under one license that allows visitors to carry alcoholic beverages throughout the premises.

It was unlucky timing for a conversion from industrial to office, but now a buyer is banking on an appetite for "eatertainment" and other alternative uses.

“Take one small step off the curb” says Incremental Development Alliance, a group of developers that wants to help anyone getting started in real estate.

“It made all the sense in the world” to position this Class B office in Orange, California, as a conversion play.

The mixed-use suburb of Washington, D.C. is enacting changes that will permit its 9 million square feet of vacant offices to be occupied by makerspaces, arcades, wet labs, vertical farms and more.

With zoning challenges, accounting pitfalls and soaring competition for land, the $1.3 million deal was about as easy to navigate as the park’s ropes course.

Bristol's 1899-built Generator Building, which powered the U.K.'s first tramways, has been adapted into a boutique coworking space for Clockwise.

One of the city’s newest museums comes with an unlikely site mate: a nearly 500-unit luxury apartment building. Together, the site preserves culture while delivering highest-and-best use.

Triple net investors keen on automotive properties are zeroing in on 5 caps, as evidenced by five similar sales this month across various markets.

Observers are calling leasing velocity “unprecedented” and rental rates “historic.” For investors looking to ace the next few enrollment cycles, school is in session.