Commercial

Developers are turning abandoned and underutilized retail space into prime destinations for fans of America’s fastest-growing sport.

Realtor.com®’s “My Home” dashboard provides estimates on the potential income homeowners could make if they rented out their property.

Whether you use “workforce,” “attainable” or another term for it, housing that’s affordable to essential workers remains in short supply in many communities.

Some developers of color are whittling away at the racial homeownership gap, but change is needed in the way projects are awarded and incentivized.

Clients with cash may have a real property shopping binge in their future.

As home prices escalated, inventory shrank, and families sought more living space, communities of rental houses emerged as a growing option. Here’s why they appeal—and what you should know.

Property managers and other commercial real estate pros are increasingly leveraging “scent marketing” to boost a building’s appeal. The rules could even apply to homes.

Bringing together events, partnerships, cutting-edge tech and data, NAR lives up to its status as the nation’s largest commercial real estate association.

Regional lenders support the majority of commercial loans. Recent banking disruption could prompt them to pull back, says NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun.

Transforming underused commercial space into housing is a trend that could help alleviate the inventory crunch. But you need creative amenities to make it work, experts say.