After the first wave of innovation, advancement in commercial real estate technology stalled, but it’s picking up again. Learn how brokers are taking advantage of the current stream of tech changes.
Though many predict disaster for this sector of commercial real estate, there are solid examples of innovation that are making a difference in attracting the next generation of shoppers.
Investors who want to make money from this type of agricultural endeavor need to be prepared for a complex transaction. Help guide them by finding the right experts and appropriate data.
If you’re not fluent in a particular real estate specialty, partner with an expert translator. Your client’s success—and your reputation—could depend on it.
There’s a lot more to this story than just bitcoin. Here’s what commercial real estate practitioners need to understand in order to take advantage of this new technology in their business.
In many ways, real estate pros are the perfect people to take on small development projects in their communities. Learn why that is, and how to get started on a project of your own.
A strong, economically vibrant town center can do wonders for your real estate business. Learn how you can support local business owners and those who own commercial property on Main Street.
Laws concerning service animals, rent control, marijuana, and criminal background checks are constantly evolving. Here’s what you need to know right now.
Though modest improvement is expected across commercial real estate sectors, your clients’ needs may change as technology and consumer lifestyles impact their businesses.
Investors renting out property on sites such as Airbnb could generate more income by getting into the world of special-events leases. But there are a number of hurdles to clear in order to make this a winning investment strategy.
Lounges and business centers can make a condo or apartment complex feel dated. Thankfully, there are a few easy fixes that can bring these common amenities up to date.
Single-family homes can offer an easy entry into property investment and help you diversify your portfolio. But even experienced real estate pros have to take care to ensure they get the most from this type of nest egg.
Ripped or torn carpeting, gaping holes in the walls, doors hanging off the hinges — when a tenant moves out, some damage goes above and beyond the usual. But as most landlords know, these things are rarely straightforward.
As the use of mobile devices and cloud computing intensifies, more companies are demanding well-managed spaces to house servers and other information technology hardware.
