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While typically performed upon the sale/purchase of a property, a PCA is a great tool to assess and document the condition of a retail space, too—particularly for anchor tenants or net-leased spaces—and identify needed repair at the commencement or termination of a lease.

The ninth annual Construction Lenders Risk Management (CLRM) Roundtable Conference was held last month in Los Angeles. Developers, investors, and lenders from across the country attended the two-day conference to […]

Eight Items to Look For in a Zoning Report A zoning report is essential to any real estate transaction. Savvy investors, lenders, and buyers are looking closely at a few elements that […]

The surge of demand in EV charging is evident. To satisfy growing consumer needs and changing shopping behaviors, retailers with long-term strategies will have an advantage. Along with a list […]

An Engineering Approach to Optimize Your Adaptive Reuse Project Rehabilitation of historic properties with their distinctive architecture can be a profitable venture that benefits project owners, retail tenants, consumers, and […]

California’s affordable housing accessibility requirements are difficult to understand and hard to follow, which is true even for a licensed architect. With each project’s unique set of funding sources, there […]

2022 HOUSING CALIFORNIA CONFERENCE Homeownership and rental prices are reaching all-time highs in California and the US as a whole. The Housing California Conference that took place at the beginning […]

As ESG requirements become a bigger focus for institutional investors, CRE companies affected by the recent SEC ruling are concerned about added costs and strain associated with the additional reporting. […]

Evaluating Resilience During Acquisition Due Diligence Can Give Investment Managers an Early Advantage With climate-related hazards becoming more frequent and more severe, evaluating resilience during acquisition due diligence can give […]