millennials

The generation that’s been plugged into iphones and internet their entire life is turning the apartment market on its head with their socially conscious

The generation that’s been plugged into iphones and internet their entire life is turning the apartment market on its head with their socially conscious

Millennial investors are more conservative and less trusting of financial advisors than baby-boom and Gen X investors, according to an Accenture survey

By Stuart Eisenberg, Assurance Partner at BDO New York Millennials — those born roughly between 1980 and 2000 — are changing the face of retail.

What do Generation X workers want? According to a new report, their preferences are an amalgam of the desires of baby boomers and millennials.

A CBRE analysis of U.S. consumer spending and demographic patterns suggests significant changes for food-and-beverage operators and the real estate they occupy.

The nation’s biggest corporations are on the move, setting up offices and headquarters in major cities as well as second- and third-tier metro markets

Lifestyle changes from Millennials, Baby Boomers and a favorable financing environment contributed to resilient multifamily capitalization rates in the U.

Basketball courts and Foosball tables will come and go, but demanding tenants are here to stay. And knowing what they want in terms off office space has

Millennial homebuyers, most of whom entered adulthood as the housing market collapsed due to misconduct from lenders, continue to face a variety of obstacles

New York City’s residential market is no stranger to ups and downs, as veterans of the business know all too well. External factors, like the current low

Younger families are finding it increasingly difficult to turn their American Dreams into realities. During the past decade, the number of families with