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Coldwell Banker Commercial broker Dan McGue has been ranked No. 1 nationally for 2025, earning induction into the prestigious 1906 Club and reaffirming his position as the top multifamily specialist across the Coldwell Banker Commercial network. Highlighting McGue’s decades‑long track record, market leadership, and insights into the accelerating demand for San Francisco multifamily assets, the release showcases his continued dominance in one of the nation’s most competitive commercial real estate markets.
Coldwell Banker Commercial explores why luxury and experiential malls are thriving while lower-tier centers decline, and learn when to sell, reposition, or convert retail properties in 2026.
This press release announces Coldwell Banker Commercial Danforth’s representation of Tacoma Public Schools in the $12 million acquisition of an 86,000‑square‑foot industrial property that will support major operational and modernization initiatives. Highlighting plans for a new centralized kitchen and consolidated facilities operations, the release underscores how this strategic investment will enhance efficiency, improve student services, and advance TPS’s long‑term community impact.
In this episode of CRE with CBC Worldwide, Ashley sits down with Charlotte native and CBC broker Patrick Register for a fast‑moving, funny, and insight‑packed conversation recorded in a real podcast studio in the Queen City.
On this February ICYMI we highlight our two new partnerships with Canva & Land.ID, discuss the upcoming Global Conference and more!
Data centers are entering a new stage of explosive growth, but the sector’s future now hinges less on capital and more on access to power, water, and infrastructure that can keep pace with AI-driven demand. This article breaks down why megawatts, not square footage, are becoming the defining metric for valuation, and how bottlenecks in utilities, entitlements, and community support are reshaping underwriting and investment strategy.
In this podcast episode, Jenna Hille and Dan Spiegel discuss the 2026 Outlook Report for commercial real estate, reflecting on the changes from the previous year and the cautious optimism surrounding the market. They explore various asset classes, including multifamily, office, retail, and industrial, highlighting the dynamics and challenges each sector faces. The conversation emphasizes the importance of capital discipline, the evolving needs of tenants, and the opportunities for real estate professionals in navigating the current landscape. The episode concludes with advice for brokers and a look ahead at emerging trends in the market.
Amid America’s deepening housing shortage, Build‑to‑Rent is emerging as one of the most effective ways to add new supply and meet demand where traditional development has stalled. This article explores why BTR communities are gaining momentum, where growth is accelerating, and how purpose-built rental housing is reshaping opportunities for developers, investors, and renters.
Commercial real estate enters 2026 with insurance emerging as a defining factor in deal viability, as stricter underwriting, higher deductibles, and widening regional risk gaps reshape investment strategy. This analysis breaks down how evolving coverage costs, lender expectations, and resilience upgrades are influencing underwriting, asset performance, and which CRE deals ultimately make it to the closing table.
In this episode, Jenna Hille interviews Myra Nimchaiyong, a seasoned professional in commercial real estate, discussing her journey, the importance of designations like CCIM and CIPS, and the evolving landscape of retail. Myra shares insights on experiential retail, community impact, and the significance of mentorship in shaping future leaders. The conversation highlights current trends in retail, including the shift towards experience-driven spaces and the blending of food and culture in retail environments. Myra emphasizes the need for collaboration and community alignment in the industry, making a case for the importance of adapting retail strategies to meet local needs.