The commercial real estate sector is facing a $1.5 trillion debt bubble, posing significant challenges with most debt maturing by the end of 2025. This scenario necessitates strategic and informed responses from stakeholders to mitigate risks and leverage opportunities for adaptation and growth within the industry.
Learn more about the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCen) proposed new rule requiring certain professionals involved in real estate closings and settlements to report non-financed transfers of residential real estate to legal entities or trusts.
In 2024, commercial real estate trends signal transformation. Opportunities surface in multifamily apartments, industrial properties, and digital infrastructure, yet U.S. regulators warn of financial stability risks tied to rising vacancy rates, declining office property values, and potential economic slowdowns.
One year after the Inflation Reduction Act passed, there is evidence of an increase in construction investments, job creation in certain sectors, and investments in future clean energy projects.
There are a number of steps construction companies can take to help avoid unintended losses resulting from error or outright fraud.
See why your internal accounting processes might be wasting time and money and how easy it can be to digitize your accounting function and make it significantly more efficient.
GAAs offer a strategic solution for real estate developers facing tax implications of building demolition, particularly concerning Section 280B. However, implementation requires careful consideration of timing, rules, and financial analysis.
The Inflation Reduction Act introduced transferable federal energy tax credits, with guidance for implementation released mid-2023. This clarifies the process for transferring energy-related tax credits and aims to promote growth in the clean energy sector.
The DOL's overhaul of the Davis-Bacon Act in October 2023 brings substantial changes to federal construction contractors. These revisions include prevailing wage adjustments, increased contractor liabilities, and apprenticeship mandates.
For the construction industry, the need for contech adoption will continue to increase amid an influx of projects and skilled labor shortage.
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