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An Uphill Battle: Achieving Equitable Access to Construction Capital
Earlier this year, The New York Times published a sobering examination of diversity in commercial real estate development, highlighting what stakeholders in the industry have long known to be a problem: racial disparities among real estate developers. Citing a joint report from Siegel Family Endowment, the Initiative for a Competitive Inner City, and Grove Impact,…
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A Strong Jobs Report Sends Mixed Signals to Real Estate Developers
Nearly every monthly job report this year has been followed by one sentence: “job gains were higher than expected.” Despite the Federal Reserve’s attempt to stymie economic growth and drive down inflation, strong employment has persisted. In January, job gains were so strong that the unemployment rate fell to 3.4%, the lowest point since 1969.…
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Real Estate Private Equity Partnerships Are Unlocking Opportunities for Development
Real estate developers are navigating through a uniquely challenging capital environment. Last week, in this blog piece, we explored access to debt resources for ground-up construction projects, and covered several strategies to win financing even as the debt markets tighten.
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4 Ways Developers Can Beat the Construction Capital Crunch
Techniques to create a strong deal that catches investor attention and wins funding.
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Closing the Tech Talent Gap: How Real Estate Developers Can Prepare for the Future
How to build a tech-enabled real estate team that delivers better project outcomes.
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Multifamily Developers, Be Prepared: Zoning Regulations Are Changing
See how the government is creating more opportunities for housing development.
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How Developers Can Pivot as Industrial Growth Decelerates
How to strategically pivot to mitigate downside risk while welcoming new opportunities.
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Alternative Prospects: 3 Niche Property Sectors Are Thriving
A look into senior housing, healthcare, and self-storage demand fundamentals.
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Multifamily Durability Spells Big Opportunities for Developers
How to expand housing construction and make deals pencil despite rising debt costs.