Emily Gallagher

Aug 23, 2023 | propmodo.com | Barbra Murray |Nick Pipitone |Emily Gallagher

While all eyes have been on the occupancy-challenged office buildings or the thriving industrial space, retail real estate has been going gangbusters. Not even the notable list of retailer bankruptcies and accompanying store closures has slowed the retail real estate market. Brick-and-mortar retail is alive and well, despite the predictions that it would be replaced by e-commerce.

Aug 11, 2023 | propmodo.com | Franco Faraudo |Emily Gallagher |Holly Dutton

The European Union has committed to making all 27 countries that it governs carbon-free by 2050. That is obviously a lofty goal but the EU has a rather thorough plan on how to reach it. Central to that plan is the Sustainable Corporate Disclosure Regulation (SCDR). The legislation applies to organizations with more than 400 employees and more than €20 million on their balance sheets, which by some counts is around 5,000 companies.

Aug 1, 2023 | propmodo.com | Holly Dutton |Emily Gallagher

Over the past three years, leaders of the beleaguered co-working firm WeWork have been laser-focused on a comeback. The firm has set targets for when they hope the cash-burning company will start being profitable, but so far, has fallen short. Over the past six months, WeWork's stock price has fallen nearly 83 percent.

Jul 26, 2023 | propmodo.com | Franco Faraudo |Barbra Murray |Emily Gallagher

AI is one of the most important technological developments of our time. It has the potential to automate almost any repetitive task and even interact with humans. Most industries are already being transformed by AI, but that doesn't mean that everyone is onboard. There are a growing number of people that are concerned about the negative effects of AI. The actor strike happening in Hollywood is the most well known example but there is pushback on the use of AI in real estate as well.

Jul 20, 2023 | propmodo.com | Holly Dutton |Emily Gallagher |Franco Faraudo |Nick Pipitone

It's no secret that housing costs have gone up in the last few decades-a lot. Buying a home has become extremely expensive in many cities around the country, and with ongoing high interest rates, it's led many people to postpone buying a home and continue to rent. But that's become hard to afford too, rental prices skyrocketed throughout 2021 and early 2022.