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Real estate practitioners often approach negotiations as contests they’re determined to win, but it’s more effective to have a collaborative mindset.

Office building owners and tenants are looking for ways to spend less of their precious capital on expensive buildouts that just get thrown into a landfill when the lease expires.

International buyers are bullish on U.S. commercial real estate. Here's the scoop on potential investors from around the world.

Look for these milestones in your local unemployment landscape for an idea of when vacancies might decrease.

Though TICs have been declining, there will always be a need for securitized real estate as a way for investors to participate in the ownership of larger, institutional-quality buildings.

Current and future land use and environmental decisions could be shaped by financial challenges.

As green commercial buildings proliferate, it's critical to spell out in the lease the landlord's and tenant's responsibilities for making and keeping a building green.

Smaller retail properties present a great opportunity for commercial investors just starting out.

In these days of fewer deals and lower selling prices, where can you look for business? These case studies can show you the way.