Dan Rafter is a freelance writer and the Managing Editor for REjournals. With a diverse portfolio, his work has been featured in publications such as Yahoo Finance, CNET, Bankrate, the New York Post, and Swell Loans. Dan covers a wide range of topics in the real estate industry, including office and industrial sectors, market trends, and the impact of technology on renters.
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Dan Rafter's coverage heavily focuses on the real estate industry, particularly commercial and industrial real estate, with a significant emphasis on data-driven insights. Given this focus, he would likely be receptive to pitches from experts who can provide detailed analysis of market trends and data in the real estate sector.
In addition to traditional sales and marketing topics within the real estate industry, Dan covers a broad range of specific areas such as office sector dynamics, industrial market trends, build-to-rent homes developments among others. Therefore, professionals with expertise in these niche areas could offer valuable insights for his articles.
While Dan does not have a specified geographic focus, his coverage includes regional nuances such as increased Amtrak service affecting office markets in Wisconsin and Ohio. This suggests that localized insights into specific markets may also be well received by him when relevant to the topics covered.
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By: Dan Rafter
A strong crowd gathered in Oak Brook for the investment summit.
By: Dan Rafter
Gabriel Coe and Nathan Coe Senior Managing Director of Investments Hatcher Coe Group Marcus & Millichap Columbus, Ohio
By: Dan Rafter
This year has been a challenging one for the Kansas City commercial real estate market. That doesn’t make Kansas City an outlier: 2024 has been a tough year for every major city’s CRE market.
Why has the U.S. multifamily market been so resilient for so long? It comes down to demand.
Photo by Mr. Location Scout: https://www.pexels.com/photo/low-angle-shot-of-high-rise-buildings-6644595/
It’s not a surprise, but developers have significantly reduced the amount of office space they are building this year.
By: Dan Rafter
Sure, the Columbus, Ohio, commercial real estate market has seen development and sales activity slow in 2024. But this market didn’t see slowdowns that were as drastic as what many other major markets across the country saw.
By: Dan Rafter, Jan Vašek
A record number of Americans are expected to take to the skies or hit the road as the holiday season reaches its end. And that’s good news for businesses ranging from hotels and restaurants to gas stations and convenience stores.
By: Dan Rafter
Deanna Kuennen faced a challenge when she became community and economic development director for the city of Farmington, Minnesota, two years ago: She needed to sell Farmington to developers and new businesses. And to do this, she needed to define what Farmington was and what set it apart.
By: Dan Rafter
Emanuelson-Podas Consulting Engineers worked on Lakewood Cemetery’s new Welcome Center. It has a geothermal system and is net-zero. (Photo courtesy of Emanuelson-Podas Consulting Engineers.)
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