10.04.2024
Dock Workers and Ports Come to Temporary Settlement
The International Longshoremen's Association, which went out on strike on Tuesday, and the operators of ports on the East Coast and Gulf Coast agreed to a temporary settlement until January 15, 2024. Port employers offered…
Read More09.25.2024
Permitting and Economic Factors Continue to Impact Multifamily Project Timelines
A new report from the National Multifamily Housing Council presents a mixed report on the state of multifamily construction in the U.S. On the one hand, fewer delays are being experienced on the projects that…
Read More09.23.2024
‘Christmas for real estate:’ Which CRE sectors will benefit most from interest-rate cuts
The long-awaited cut in interest rates that came last week was largely celebrated by commercial real estate investors and developers, with many saying the news signals a much-needed turning of the tide for the industry.…
Read More09.19.2024
Office Leasing Activity Expected to Continue Upward Climb Into Next Year
More office leases are being signed today than before the pandemic, and leasing activity is expected to increase later this year and into 2025 as occupiers gain confidence in making real estate decisions amid a…
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