Alicia Villegas
Progress to reduce carbon emissions globally has been slow, but change is possible. PERE speaks with property players to learn what they are doing to improve sustainability.
Embracing AI, construction technology and virtual tools to allow remote access and exploration of properties is becoming the norm, making real estate more adaptable to changing market conditions.
Interest rate increases have raised credit spreads but reduced dealflow in the US. Real estate lenders say it is time for buyers and sellers to have a meeting of minds to reactivate the market.
Data center owners and operators face increased pressure to run environmentally friendly facilities.
The blending of traditional hotel services with retail, co-working, co-living and even student housing aligns with the shifting demands of travelers, and provides resilience to investors.
Real estate managers face important challenges to cut emissions under the country’s latest target, but the ambitious goal is not impossible to achieve.
Mentoring programs can lower barriers for under-represented groups to enter the industry as well as facilitate their path to leadership.
As we come out of the pandemic, offices are being refitted to attract people. This provides an opportunity to create workplaces for everyone.
As people flock to cities offering a lower cost but higher quality of living, real estate investors are warming to these growth markets
With the challenged sector remaining in flux, landlords are starting to accommodate short-term leases to fill vacant spaces.
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