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How Upzoning is Changing the Real Estate Landscape of U.S. Cities
Cities around the U.S. are breaking down the invisible walls that once divided them, often segregating neighborhoods by the types
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Alternative Tax Strategies for the Qualified Improvement Property “Glitch”
The road to tax reform was paved with good intentions. The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) produced the most
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Data Center Design Must Evolve to Keep Up with Zettabyte Demands, Rising Real Estate Costs
Each time we respond to an email, run an internet search, check Instagram or buy something, a data center somewhere
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Can Tiny Homes & Co-living Help Make Housing More Affordable?
One enduring repercussion of the 2008-09 financial crisis and collapse of the housing market is the hesitancy among consumers to
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New Tax Reform Carried Interest Rules Could Put CRE Investors at Odds with Developers
It was somewhat of a surprise in the final legislation President Donald J. Trump signed into law in late 2017
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Real Estate Turns to Real-Time Video to Catch Thieves, Save Money
It was the middle of the night when the would-be thief canvassed the site of the mixed-use development that was
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Industrial Real Estate Braces for Effects of Steel Tariffs
The industrial real estate sector is bracing for the impact of recent steel tariffs on two fronts. Industrial manufacturers could
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Atlanta’s DomestiCITY Wants to Make Affordable Housing Attractive for Tenants & Investors
For a century, low-income urban housing projects in the United States have shared a common aesthetic: imposing, characterless high-rise buildings
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The Next CRE Frontier: Recruiting Artificial Intelligence and Big Data to Boost Projects’ Performance
Alexa, get me our tenant mix recommendations. OK, maybe it’s a stretch to think Amazon’s digital assistant will be providing
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Trump Tax Reform’s Opportunity Zones Yield Big Capital Gains Savings
A new federal program will soon allow investors to save big money on capital gains taxes — if they’re willing