Columnists

Clouds hover in the background of downtown Los Angeles skyline.

Columnists · Op-ed

Vacancy to Vibrancy: Viable Future for L.A. Starts With Public-Private Partnerships

By John Adams

Finance · Columnists

As New York’s Local Law 97 Looms, Collaboration Is Key to Compliance

By Sal Tarsia

A cluster of tall buildings.

Columnists · IMPACT

The Two-Part Approach for Fighting Climate Change Right Now

By Peter DiMaggio

Construction workers in New York City

NYC Must Incentivize Residential Development Before It’s Too Late

By Sam Eshaghoff

Remnants Of Hurricane Ida Move Through Northeast Causing Widespread Flooding

Columnists · IMPACT

As Climate Change Clobbers Cities, Here’s How to Better Analyze the Risks

By Craig Morey

A man in riding an e-bike

New York Owners Must Go Beyond a New Law to Prevent E-Bike Fires

By Larry Luppi

A house under construction is seen in Culver City, a neighborhood of Los Angeles .

Columnists · Op-ed

A Growing Chasm: Surging Home Prices Outpace Income Growth

By Michael Lucarelli

Sales · Columnists

For Diverse Schools, You Need Diverse Housing. Here’s How.

By Jolie Milstein

Office buildings in San Francisco.

How Commercial Real Estate Can Navigate Insurance Challenges

By Cindy Barreda

Multifamily housing in Boston.

Why Family Offices Remain Aggressive on Multifamily Investment

By Marc A. Hershberg

Five Key Trends Are Now Accelerating C-PACE Finance Adoption

By Anne Hill

Rendering of Woodlawn Center.

Design + Construction · Columnists

Development Is Hard to Execute in Black Communities. Churches Are Stepping In.

By Quintin E. Primo III

Vogel Properties owned the 33-building Walnut Business Park at 360 South Lemon Avenue in the community of Walnut in the San Gabriel Valley.

Leases · Columnists

How Property Managers Can Make or Break Industrial Tenants’ Bottom Line

By David S. Weissman

The Inland Empire hosted more than $1 billion in industrial real estate transactions in the first quarter this year.

Finance · Leases

Why the Industrial Owner-User Is Staging a Comeback in New York City

By Daniel Tropp

The current landscape of the rental market, characterized by soaring housing prices, inflation and limited supply, can make navigating real estate scams an unfortunate norm during the rental search process.

Columnists · Op-ed

Rental Fraud on the Rise Amid Highly Competitive Housing Market

By Michael Lucarelli

Design + Construction · Sales

Why New York’s Environmental Review Law for Projects Needs to Change Fast

By Jolie Milstein

Columnists · Legal

How Valuation and Materiality Become Catalysts for CRE Litigation

By Joseph Cioffi

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