What is a data center worth when technology changes faster than the buildings housing it?

As markets and student flows fragment, investors are zeroing in on schools and geographies with durable demand.

Core investors are looking beyond a simple public vs private choice, selecting structures based on the role vehicles need to play in the real estate portfolio.

Urban planners have long used public land banks as a public-interest redevelopment tool, but private investors are increasingly seeing a quick pathway to profit.

Uncertainty is elevating property insurance from protective necessity to asset value driver.

New technological advancements are enabling expanding geographies in industrial site selection as US employment levels fall.

As demand soars, cities are squeezing industrial outdoor storage out of urban cores, creating a supply crunch with ripple effects across global logistics.

Cybersecurity races to catch up with the meteoric pace of advancing property technology.

Investing in life sciences moves out of the lab and into the manufacturing site.

Texas is providing timely lessons in residential lot development that the rest of the world is paying attention to.