With EV manufacturers and their suppliers increasingly opening factories in the U.S., opportunities are growing for both build-to-suit construction and speculative development.

For all the talk about office-to-residential conversions, moving forward on such projects can be complicated in a joint venture.

Builders can also get creative with incentives and floor plans to help buyers with affordability, whether that’s cutting prices, building smaller homes or offering to buy down mortgage rates for a period of time.

Since 2018, governments have sold more than $85 billion of airport bonds, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.

In spite of still stellar property fundamentals, both industrial developers and lenders prefer to play it safe on new construction.

Firms are still investing in co-living units. But the sector has gone through a transformation in the past few years.

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