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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By: Dan Rafter
A new report analyzing suburban Chicago’s office market pointed to positive absorption in the second quarter as a bit of good news. But the same report also highlighted just how slow of a recovery office landlords in the Chicago suburbs continue to face.
By: Dan Rafter
For years, the U.S. office market has been waiting for a sign that the worst was over. It might have one in the latest research from Newmark.
A rendering of Browning’s Velocity Hill Road project. (Rendering courtesy of Browning.)
Landmark Tower in downtown St. Paul. (Photos courtesy of BKV Group.)
Robin Zellmer Executive Vice President Colliers | Minneapolis – St. Paul Minneapolis
By: Dan Rafter
Live Oak Apartments (Images courtesy of Drever Partners.)
By: Dan Rafter
Momentum for the Midwest office market? It slowed a bit in the second quarter, according to the latest research from Newmark.
The industrial development boom in the northern Twin Cities is showing little sign of slowing, and Oppidan Investment Company is betting that businesses will continue to need flexible space in one of the metro’s fastest-growing corridors.
By: Dan Rafter, Juan Mendez
Investors looking to sink their dollars into industrial properties? LoopNet suggests they should focus on Texas.
Tom Rupprecht Executive Vice President R&R Realty Group West Des Moines, Iowa
