Key takeaway Tenancy in common (TIC) gives CRE investors a way to diversify their portfolios and invest in larger properties. Essentially, it lets you share ownership without losing control over your share, making it a flexible option if you’re looking to manage your...

The rise of online ordering has reshaped retail. Businesses that didn’t adapt struggled, and those that evolved stayed ahead. The same principle applies to you as a CRE investor — you need to be aware of how these changes will impact your bottom line and make the...

Even though quarantine measures are long gone, there’s no doubt that the pandemic has permanently altered the CRE landscape. The way we work has changed — and that has substantially diminished office space demand. The NAIOP predicts that office space demand will keep...

LEED, or Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, is the global gold standard for green building certifications. The US Green Building Council (USGBC) created it to measure sustainability in construction, renovations, and CRE building operations. LEED...