Download IPFS Historically, mid-sized commercial real estate (CRE) owners in the United States have been reluctant to adopt solar power. The hesitancy stemmed from structural challenges: short tenant lease terms, misaligned incentives between landlords and tenants, and lengthy payback periods that jarred with the dynamic nature of commercial and industrial[Read More…]

Download IPFS After wildfires devastated over 16,000 structures earlier this year, Los Angeles faces a massive rebuilding challenge. Delays, stalled permits, and project hesitations are slowing recovery efforts, raising concerns among developers and homeowners alike. The city’s recovery was expected to begin swiftly following January’s destructive fires, but the road[Read More…]

Download IPFS A steep decline in the number of first-time homebuyers across the United States is sparking concern among economists, who view it as a troubling signal for the broader economy. These buyers are critical to keeping the housing market healthy, and their absence could ripple throughout multiple sectors. First-time[Read More…]

Download IPFS A significant new affordable housing project, Sylvan Hills II, is set to transform southwest Atlanta with 233 apartments and townhomes on the site of the former Sylvan Circle Apartments. This development follows a 184-unit project for older residents that opened nearby two years ago, marking another step in[Read More…]

Download IPFS Green bond activity among United States equity real estate investment trusts (REITs) dropped significantly in the first half of 2025, with only one major player tapping the sustainable debt market. According to a recent analysis from S&P Global Market Intelligence, Equinix Inc., a prominent data center-focused real estate[Read More…]