Dan Rafter

The office market’s recovery has been a slow one since the days of the COVID pandemic. One reason? Tenants are pickier today about the office space that they occupy. A good example can be found in the world of Big Tech.

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A big crowd came to hear the news from the top names in Cleveland's CRE industry.

Sports-and-entertainment districts have become one of the hottest trends in commercial real estate, with cities and developers increasingly looking to transform stadium-adjacent land into neighborhoods where people can live, work and play.

The best way to describe the Minneapolis-St. Paul industrial market through the first half of 2026? How about stable?

Andy Finn, managing director and senior vice president of Debt + Equity in Northmarq’ s Minneapolis office, brings a unique perspective when guiding clients through complex transactions. Whether raising project-specific equity or securing financing across a wide range of asset types and lender profiles, Finn is committed to delivering the best possible solution for each of his clients.

The Omaha commercial real estate market continues to post solid performances across several property sectors, with industrial, retail and healthcare leading the way.

The Dallas office market continued to build momentum through the first half of 2026, posting another quarter of positive absorption as companies continued to favor newer, high-quality office space, according to JLL ‘s Dallas Office Market Dynamics and Statistics, Q2 2026 report.

Brenner Holland Senior Vice President, Residential Development Hunt Midwest Kansas City, Missouri

The Milwaukee multifamily market is entering a more balanced phase in 2026, with fewer new apartment deliveries, steady renter demand and improving occupancy combining to support another year of rent growth, according to the latest research from Marcus & Millichap.