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Helping your business's new owners find lasting success often starts with refining the way you tell its story.

It is possible to make money from property you don't own. I do it all the time.

Times are tough for many commercial landlords. Here's how to protect your business if your landlord files for bankruptcy.

Popular companies like Airbnb and Uber have revolutionized their respective industries and made the big firms think about how they do business. Strangely enough, real estate hasn't seen its innovation moment yet.

When it's time to expand your business, a real estate loan might be your best bet.

It's exciting to find a home for your business, but here's what experts say you should know before you sign that commercial real estate lease.

You don't need an enormous amount of capital to find and execute lucrative deals.

This game-changing loophole gives the average investor access to mega deals.

With greater access comes a greater need for in-depth market insight.

A lot of real estate formerly devoted to moving mail is being creatively, and profitably, repurposed for the digital economy.

Because of solid support, the number of agents in 2017 ballooned to 116,000.

Make sure you understand contract jargon before signing your life away.

Not all square feet are alike when it comes to renting property; know the differences before you sign a lease on your next space.

What happens to small businesses if grocery stores shut down?

Developers are bringing people back to brick-and-mortar shops by giving them something real: a memorable experience as part of a community.

Tenants can affect real change by making the most of existing spaces. Smart retrofits could be as simple as installing energy-efficient lighting and upgrading to functional furniture solutions.

New York developers have been reluctant to embrace solar, despite big cost savings and beautiful new designs. That creates opportunity for the bold.

Here are three things to consider when deciding if you should invest in commercial real estate.

Tenants. Taxes. Cash flow. ROI. There are lots of factors to weigh. This contributor tells you how.

Renters and buyers today demand on-the-go tools, even when it comes to selecting where they'll put down roots.

First off, thanks to the cloud, you may not need an office space at all.