Category: Spotlight Content

Generalizations about Real Estate Markets. Always dangerous. All real estate is local, except when it isn’t, right? Often, we get so mesmerized by the sheer volume of data out there that we forget the best data is right in front of us and that

With the New England housing market going up, down, sideways in a game of chutes and ladders, we thought it a good idea to put down the foggy crystal ball and play chutes and ladders instead.

If you were cautious about commercial real estate heading into 2026, the first half has likely given you some reassurance. The market isn’t roaring back overnight, but the pieces that matter most to investors – greater rate stability, improving deal

If you’re like me, the last year has felt a little different than the years immediately following the pandemic. The market is no longer moving at the same pace

Well folks, once again, summer is coming to an end, but we are looking forward to a fall filled with apple-picking and comfortable weather!

Innovation in commercial real estate comes in many forms—from new technology and smarter processes to creative problem-solving, stronger collaboration and forward-thinking leadership. Publishing August 28, NEREJ's latest Ones to Watch: Innovators in Commercial Real Estate spotlight recognizes the individuals, teams and companies helping shape the future of our industry.

Where do you see the biggest opportunities for innovation in CRE or your area of expertise? One of the biggest opportunities I see in the commercial real estate industry is leveraging innovation to address the ongoing housing shortage in the region.

What innovation or accomplishment are you most proud of? Our team is building Maine’s first new-construction Town Center in Scarborough, a community nearly 370 years old. The challenge is creating a downtown that balances local and regional needs with market demand,

What innovation or accomplishment are you most proud of? A workplace should evolve as quickly as the business within it. That shift creates an exciting opportunity to move beyond fixed leasing models and build more responsive relationships with tenants.

Where do you see the biggest opportunities for innovation in CRE or your area of expertise? One of the greatest opportunities lies in leveraging technology to streamline commercial real estate transactions.

What innovation or accomplishment are you most proud of? In almost five years with Currie Project Management, I’ve had the chance to work on a wide variety of projects across New England,

What innovation or accomplishment are you most proud of? Innovation isn’t always a priority, which may seem surprising coming from someone with a design background, but I’m always looking first and foremost at how to best serve my client and the people in their buildings.