Amy Wolff

On June 23, 2016, citizens turned out in a national referendum to decide whether the United Kingdom should withdraw from the European Union.

The general narrative about commercial real estate and inflation is that the former tends to be a hedge against the latter.

In the recent Cushman & Wakefield report “Vital Signs,” authors Sandy Romero (Head of Office & Alternatives) and Lorie Damon (Executive Managing

During the past several Federal Open Market Committee meetings, markets and economic pundits have waited with bated breath to see if the Federal Reserve would FINALLY cut the federal funds rate.

Digital infrastructure demand is robust, with no indication that it will slow down anytime soon. And data center development is growing alongside it.

Despite persistent uncertainty surrounding inflation, gasoline prices and politics, economist Peter Linneman believes the U.S. economy remains on solid footing.

For the past two years, one word has dominated conversations about the Sunbelt apartment market: oversupply.

The explosive demand for artificial intelligence and cloud computing has led to an unprecedented data center construction boom.

Headlines announcing the Bureau of Labor Statistics' employment numbers tend to forget one thing: Those numbers are preliminary, only.

Congress created the Opportunity Zone program as part of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017.