Construction
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Construction’s Labor Shortage Is Pushing Contractors Toward Robots, Not to Cut Jobs, But to Fill Them
Younger tradespeople are choosing different careers, aging workers are leaving physically demanding roles, and contractors in some markets can’t staff projects through traditional hiring....
AI
Why Self-Employed Borrowers Still Struggle to Get a Mortgage – and What’s Changing
You earn a good living. Your bank account reflects it. But when you sit down with a mortgage lender, suddenly your income doesn’t quite...
Construction
Apartment Buildings Are Replacing Unused Amenity Rooms With On-Demand Rental Kiosks
The amenity arms race in multifamily housing has been well documented: rooftop lounges, golf simulators, co-working spaces. But a quieter change is also underway,...
AI
Construction Robotics Moves From the Lab to the Job Site
The gap between what construction technology promises and what actually works on a job site has long frustrated the industry. Autonomous robots have been...
Construction
Waterfront Access Rights in the Adirondacks, NY: The Questions Every Buyer Should Ask Before Making an Offer
Waterfront property in the Adirondacks is among the most sought-after real estate in the Northeast. It is also one of the most legally complex...
Capital
De Jong Self-Storage Team at Colliers Closes Acquisition of SafeKeep Self Storage in Ankeny, Iowa
National self-storage advisory team represents buyer on 291-unit, 54,775 SF facility in one of the fastest-growing submarkets in the Des Moines MSA
ANKENY, IA –...
Capital
How Indoor Air Quality Is Becoming a Factor in U.S. Commercial Office Leasing
The return-to-office trend has quietly reopened a question most commercial real estate investors have never had to answer: Does the air quality inside a...
Capital
A Market Moving at Two Speeds: Inside Connecticut’s Slow-Burn Housing Market
Across Connecticut’s residential market in mid-2026, a familiar tension persists: buyers want to move but are hesitant, sellers remain anchored to the peak bidding...