AI, redefining what is possible

The U.S. multifamily market was on fire in 2021 and 2022, a time when rent growth hit record highs due to soaring demand. But the market has since come back down to Earth as fundamentals stabilized. Now, amid ongoing high interest rates, heightened deliveries of supply, and deceleration of job growth, many multifamily investors are exploring different strategies to diversify their portfolios, add revenue, take advantage of opportunities, and maintain a competitive edge.

Georgetown University’s one-year master’s program in Global Real Assets offers a finance-oriented degree that integrates real estate, infrastructure, and sustainability.

Here’s a stark reality: Despite having more information than at any point in history about humanity’s role in climate change and the importance of reducing our environmental impact, over the last decade, the U.S. building industry has steadily increased the amount of waste it produces. This is troubling, especially considering that the built environment contributes a quarter of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions. In response, we, as a design community, bear the responsibility and have the opportunity to actively address climate change through design.

Explore the evolution of the Build-to-Rent (BTR) sector as it reaches new regions and offers diverse housing solutions. Discover insights, backed by Zonda’s proprietary census data, that reveal key BTR trends of affordability, flexibility, and more.

At a recent meeting in Baltimore about talent development, a CFO of a major real estate investment trust said, “I have plenty of folks with grit and smarts who can grind through any problem in real estate. What I am lacking is folks who can lead.” How can the industry develop those kinds of leaders?

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Scheduled to break ground next year, CMNTY Culture Campus will be a mixed-use music industry hub in the heart of Hollywood. The project is set to transform the corner of Sunset Boulevard and Highland Avenue with creative offices, recording studios, public event venues and retail spaces.

As office vacancies continue to grow, and with declining confidence in Class B & C buildings in multiple markets across North America, Gensler has been supporting over a dozen cities and over 100 different owners to determine what can be done to save their buildings and save our city cores.

As communities and cities across the country face mounting land use and environmental challenges, Hilco Redevelopment Partners (HRP) and Melissa Schrock, HRP’s executive vice president of mixed-use development, are working to ensure urban redevelopment is a force for positive change.