During the pandemic, the kinds of amenities apartment renters looked for shifted. Outdoor spaces, reliable Internet connectivity and extra space for working all became “must haves” for some renters. And
Battered U.S. Office Market Perks Up with Workers Trickling Back
National demand for offices jumped 28% in March from the prior month and is now just 9% below pre-pandemic levels. (Bloomberg)—After a number of false starts over the past year,
The Transparency of Investing in Brick and Mortar Real Estate
The private commercial real estate investment market will continue to grow. One of the core truths in value investing is the need to understand the risks involved, and that sometimes
What Does Expanding Cannabis Legalization Mean for CRE Investors?
Marijuana legalization is expanding. That comes with both opportunities and challenges for commercial real estate investors. Patricia Kirk On Thurdsay, New York State lawmakers reached a deal with Governor Andrew
WMRE’s Common Area: Breaking Down Capital Raising Trends
Juniper Square’s Brandon Sedloff comes on the podcast to discuss the results of the firm’s recent study into capital raising trends. WMRE Staff In this episode, David Bodamer discusses the
What Is the Right REIT Allocation?
REITs increasingly are being included in more meaningful allocations in investment portfolios. Abigail McCarthy Commercial real estate is a core asset class with unique investment attributes and return drivers. This