July 29, 2021. Office space is being disrupted, but not devastated.

July 22, 2021. As we return to our workplaces and redevelop some sort of separation between home and work, we are craving third places and the social interaction that naturally occurs in these places.

July 15, 2021. I want to address something that gets very little attention, until you have a problem – code enforcement.

July 8, 2021. While foreign investment in U.S. real estate did decrease, it appears to have had more to do with a worldwide recession caused by the COVID-19 pandemic than a loss of confidence.

July 1, 2021. It is time our communities discuss housing options and density implications through multiple lenses including economic development, public finance, natural resources, and community character.

June 24, 2021. Generically the triplets in the triple-bottom-line approach are “people, planet, and profit.”

June 17, 2021.

The most common question I receive is, “How do I get started investing in real estate?”

June 10, 2021. The last year has been quite a ride for residential real estate.

June 3, 2021. I got a firsthand view of the hospitality industry Memorial Day weekend traveling to the Grand Canyon on a family vacation.

May 27, 2021. The National Association of Realtors is one of the largest lobbying organizations in the U.S. One of its most important platforms is preserving citizens’ property rights. On the surface, this is something, it seems, everyone would support. It is not that simple. In fact, it is very complex.

May 20, 2021. A relatively new category of real estate called single-family built-for-rent, or SFBFR, construction is posting record numbers around the country.

May 13, 2021. During COVID-19 and the ramifications that have followed, real estate developers have learned, if they didn’t already know, the effects of holding costs

May 6, 2021. There are two main ingredients to a successful suburban downtown.

April 29, 2021. In one of the nation’s most automobile-dependent cities, a development is testing a new model of car-free living.

April 22, 2021. I find myself in a love/hate relationship with property insurance.

April 15, 2021. The word on the street seems to be that retail rent is cheap, there is tons of space available, and these conditions might just be incentive enough to lure retailers back to the market.

April 1, 2021. The Broncho House project is a great example of local industry partnering with higher education to benefit the state of Oklahoma.

March 25, 2021. While Edmond did not make it out of the first round of the Strong Towns annual tournament, it is a major accomplishment to be chosen to compete.

March 18, 2021. Housing has been an economic bright spot amid the COVID-19 pandemic. However, the industry’s potential to lead the economy forward is limited as long as building materials remain expensive and scarce.

March 11, 2021. My hometown enacted an innovative program to lure workers to Tulsa in fields that are conducive to remote work.