Joe Beeton

Flexibility was paramount to creating functional space for Berkadia's innovation branch during a time when the office is rapidly changing.

Not only have repair shops, used car dealerships and gas stations mostly resisted the recession, they’re cruising into low-supply, high-demand territory as the market recovers.

“Medtail,” or the notion of medical practices taking cues from retail and filling its vacancies, is one of the year’s most anticipated ongoing trends.

Eight cities comprise a list of emerging, growing real estate markets that offer both charm and compelling potential for returns.

Resilient through the pandemic, self-storage still draws investors large and small. Though the sector is no secret, its savvy investors do still hold a few secrets to success.

Renewed focus on local market nuances and relationships could favor smaller, noninstitutional investors in retail and industrial assets this year.

In its “Are Businesses Leaving Cities?” report, Cushman & Wakefield found that many tenants are mostly staying put and signing shorter leases as a bridge to less uncertain times.

Hotels may be the last commercial real estate sector on investors’ radar during volatile times, but according to one broker, it could be the most promising of all.

Flexible office spaces and leases will be required more than ever now, but landlords may rely less on coworking intermediaries in favor of a more empowering direct approach of offering both long- and short-term leases, with the help of savvy property managers.

The International Well Building Institute set a high bar to achieve Platinum certification at its own offices through a CookFox-engineered retrofit within the iconic Croisic Building.

An inside look at the process that goes into deciding whether to auction and what makes the process advantageous, in some instances, for both buyers and sellers.

A director of the advisory firm answers common questions about repurposing and rezoning retail, office and more as the topic becomes particularly relevant during the economic shakeup.

Developer Northwood Retail’s strategy of converting idle retail spaces to boutique offices that are cognizant of balance between public and private space has creatively catered to a niche.

The team talks about how it plugged a quirky, creative office space into an unusual setting in a dynamic environment, and the unexpected post-pandemic benefits that resulted.

Swelling demand from e-commerce tenants and retailers amid the pandemic has industrial commercial real estate not just surviving, but thriving.

In a new era of remote work, architects predict design considerations for new construction as well as in-unit renovations and building enhancements landlords are acting on immediately.