Dan Rafter is a freelance writer at various publications, including Forbes, Yahoo Finance, and CNET. He specializes in themes related to construction and real estate, finance, and retail, with a focus on commercial real estate, housing market trends, and economic policy. His work has been featured in notable outlets such as the New York Post, Investopedia, and The Points Guy.
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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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AI is reshaping the retail real estate sector, but not in the way many industry professionals once feared.
Commercial Real Estate Hall of Fame: Flaherty & Collins’ Julie Collier
By: Dan Rafter
Photo by Jakub Zerdzicki: https://www.pexels.com/photo/modern-buildings-with-apartments-27075286/
By: Dan Rafter
Milwaukee’s industrial market appears poised for a steadier stretch of growth, with improving tenant demand and rising investor interest helping offset the pressures that recent years of heavy construction placed on the market.
By: Dan Rafter, Nanci Santos
Commercial real estate investors are once again opening their wallets. And where are the dollars flowing? To markets that boast strong population growth, infrastructure investment and economies that are diverse enough to withstand shifting market conditions.
By: Dan Rafter
Detroit’s industrial market is showing signs of strain in the short term, but the region’s long-standing manufacturing foundation and a wave of major corporate investment projects are helping fuel optimism for its future, according to the latest research from Marcus & Millichap.
Kristen Diamond VP of Multifamily Management Hayman Company Southfield, Michigan
By: Dan Rafter, Vadym Terelyuk
The momentum continues in the Detroit-area commercial real estate market. That was the main takeaway from Michigan Real Estate Journal’s 11th annual Detroit Commercial Real Estate Mid-Year Forecast held May 19 at The Community House in Birmingham, Michigan.
By: Dan Rafter
Sixty Vines at Miami Worldcenter (Photo courtesy of Us Construction.)
Kelly Disser Executive Vice President NAI Hiffman Oakbrook Terrace, Illinois
