Writer: Esteban Pages 3 min read March 2023 — With higher housing prices and a remote work preference, Massachusetts has experienced population decline while leaders look for solutions, from zoning changes to development and tax incentives. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Massachusetts lost more than 7,700 residents between July
Writer: Steven Dominguez 2 min read February 2023 — Charlotte’s residential real estate industry has been on an upward trajectory over the past few years, and while 2023 is projected to continue along this path, there are still lingering affordability and availability challenges that the market is contending with. The
Writer: Esteban Pagés 2 min read February 2023 — Although the data points toward a stabilization of the industrial space frenzy witnessed throughout 2020 and 2021, Broward County’s industrial market closed 2022 with a net absorption of 213,058 square feet in 4Q22, according to CBRE’s latest industrial market report. With
Writer: Jerrica DuBois 2 min read January 2023 — The real estate market has experienced a great deal of opportunity as well as turbulence over the last few years, with inflation, increasing interest rates and high prices remaining consistent challenges. However, the Alamo City’s real estate market looks to be
3 min read January 2023 — In an interview with Invest:, Newmark Executive Managing Director Gerry McLaughlin reflected on the firm’s 2022 milestones and achievements in the Greater Pittsburgh region. McLaughlin also spoke to the performance of key asset classes, including the continued demand for industrial and the ongoing evolution
Writer: Gabriela Enamorado 2 min read December 2022 — Palm Beach County has earned the nickname of “Wall Street of the South,” and despite challenges in infrastructure and housing, the region is slated for continued growth. In 2022, Palm Beach experienced explosive growth in unique ways with its economic diversity,
Writer: Eleana Teran 3 min read December 2022 - As the New Year approaches, Philadelphia's top brass in the public and private sectors are looking ahead with a focus on future growth and development. Invest: spoke with leaders across diverse industries to learn their perspectives on the city’s outlook and
3 min read December 2022 — Founded in 1889, Greater Boston Real Estate Board (GBREB) is the oldest real estate trade association in America, representing over 10,000 real estate professionals today. Invest: spoke with Greg Vasil, president & CEO, about the association’s highlights over the past year, how interest rate hikes are
3 min read December 2022 — In an interview with Invest:, Mark Popovich, senior managing director and Pittsburgh office co-head of JLL Capital Markets, talked about the strategies the company is implementing in the current economic landscape when there is still a great deal of uncertainty around issues like interest
3 min read December 2022 — Catherine Rollins is the Boston/New England director of the Urban Land Institute (ULI). She spoke with Invest: about the factors that make Boston a robust real estate market despite the Sun Belt’s clout in recent years. “There are those macro forces no one can
