Construction

As Bank Lending Pulls Back, Hotel Operators Begin Financing Deals Themselves

Established hotel owners are increasingly lending money to other hotel owners and operators, stepping into a role traditionally filled by banks and debt funds....

The $4 Billion Last Mile Problem Creating a Rural Real Estate Infrastructure Play

While electric aviation companies focus on urban air taxi applications, a parallel infrastructure opportunity is emerging in an unlikely location: rural America’s logistics and...

Building a Multi-State Real Estate Powerhouse Through Agent-First Leadership

Rapid expansion in real estate often leads to diluted culture and inconsistent results, but K2 Omni Group, spanning five states with nearly 60 agents,...

How New York’s Luxury Market Is Responding to New Buyer Demands

The New York City luxury residential market has changed significantly since the pandemic, with buyers seeking different features and developers facing new obstacles. These...

Historic Preservation’s Biggest Challenge Is Getting Worse

Hundreds of churches across America are facing abandonment and deterioration, and a regulatory bottleneck in the federal historic tax credit program is blocking their...

Regulators Uncover $1.5 Trillion in Hidden Lending Risk After Bank Loan Reclassification

A massive reclassification of bank loans mandated by federal regulators in 2024 has revealed a $1.5 trillion exposure that may represent one of the...

The Hidden Advantage Driving Brokers to Join Real Estate Networks

Independent real estate brokers who pride themselves on autonomy may be inadvertently limiting their growth potential by operating outside established networks that provide access...

Lancaster’s New Apartments Can’t Fix Downtown’s Retail Weakness, Expert Says

Lancaster, Pennsylvania’s residential market is booming with 10.7% year-over-year home price appreciation and multiple high-rise apartment projects coming online. But according to one veteran...