Patrick Sisson

An often overlooked corner of commercial real estate is being pushed into reinvention, as the title insurance industry works to counter a shrinking, aging

Soundstage occupancy stayed stuck at 62 percent in the first half of last year while marquee owners are losing their grip on historic studio campuses

CompanyCam began as a way for White Castle Roofing to monitor the work on its job sites. Now it's valued at nearly $2 billion.

A new progressive generation of mayors in some of the country's biggest cities are embracing pro‑growth housing reforms as they champion tougher

Withdrawals from socially conscious investment funds in the U.S. reached a record high in the fourth quarter, a reflection of pushback against ESG

'Out There: New Architecture Across America' looks at projects from 50 firms, designed for small cities and towns, to find what trends are forming a new American vernacular in building design.

Contenders face an electorate that feels progress isn't being made and more aggressive actions are sorely needed reprints

In early February, construction specifiers discovered the nonprofit Construction Specifications Institute (CSI) published dramatic increases in licensing fees for its MasterFormat product on their website.

A new crop of fancy water brands are leaning into transparency around pollutants.

Drone startup Birdstop relocated to Detroit to take advantage of automotive supply chains so it could build an all-American UAV.