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Cortland Chief Economist Brad Dilllman: Multifamily’s Greatest Challenge is Supply
By Meghan Hall The multifamily industry has proved its resiliency over the past couple of years, weathering many of the challenges posed by...
PropTech: As Competition for Homes Skyrockets, HomeLight Uses Platform to Spearhead Contingency-Free Transactions
By Meghan Hall The pandemic, rising interest rates and just a general supply-demand imbalance have all contributed to a hyper-competitive for-sale housing market....
Q&A: Modular Construction Startup Reimagines Apartments as a Consumer Product 
By Jack Stubbs As the housing crisis across America continues to escalate, established technology companies and startups alike – many of which are...
A Conversation with Skyline’s CEO Jessica Carps
Jessica Carps was named the CEO and member of the Board of Directors of Skyline Construction in 2021. She is the first female...
Knock CRM, OneApp, Partner to Aid 10,000 Families in Finding Housing Nationwide 
By Catherine Sweeney After kicking off their Knocking Down Housing Barriers initiative approximately one month ago, Knock CRM and OneApp Guarantee are making...
Report: Office-to-Logistics Conversions Unlikely to Meet Nationwide Industrial Demand 
By Catherine Sweeney With rising demand for industrial product and a lack of undeveloped land, converting vacant office space into additional industrial product...
Research: Half Of Workers Would Rather Quit Than Return To The Office Full Time
Majority of companies want staff back on-site, which could lead to turnover Working parents and millennials most likely to look for a new...
IEC Announces Final Closing of Its Fifth Institutional Fund Totaling $445 Million
Los Altos, Calif., (March 17, 2022) – Institutional fund manager and value-add investor Interstate Equities Corporation (IEC) has announced the final close of its fifth institutional...
TPG Real Estate Bets $760MM on Industrial and Life Science Properties Across the Country
By Jon Peterson The US industrial and life science markets continue to gain interest from institutional investors across the country, and one of...
Retail’s New COVID Rules
By John Cumbelich The Ides of March was celebrated in ancient Rome on March 15th each year, as the deadline for settling debts. As the commercial real...
Lack of Affordable Housing Creates Growing Gap Between Communities and Healthcare
By Catherine Sweeney Affordable housing has been an issue across the United States for many years. However, COVID-19 has in recentlly shed a...
Multifamily Report: “No Market is Really Struggling” 
By Meghan Hall While economic contractions can certainly have their fair share of impacts on the commercial real estate market, one truth always...
