Philippa Maister

At a time when the full impact of AI on jobs in the banking sector is still unclear and hybrid work arrangements have become the standard, banks

As U.S. banks rethink their footprints, they are not abandoning offices and branches—they are concentrating them.

Seniors are increasingly gravitating toward urban, amenity-rich multifamily housing—and in many cases relocating to entirely new markets—signaling

All is not well in the world of retail, and both downtowns and shopping malls may have to adjust the experiences they offer clients in order to win back customers.

A lot of money changed hands and several big deals were struck in 2025 as investors snapped up prime office buildings, especially those in the top-tiers of the national office market.

The U.S. labor market is throwing off two very different signals — and they're coming from the same report.

Commercial real estate lending in 1Q 2026 reached its highest level in five years as lenders gained more confidence in loan-to-value ratios and fresh equity entered the market, giving borrowers more choices about their lenders.

Apartment construction is rapidly pulling back across the U.S., with new data showing a sharp contraction in first-quarter starts that signals a turning point for multifamily supply after years of aggressive development.

At a time of uncertainty when commercial real estate is still struggling to find firm footing, light industrial – especially the small-bay segment

Now may be the time for hesitant homebuyers to leap into ownership. Home prices are still rising, but mortgage rates dipped in April.