Diana Firtea is an associate editor with Commercial Property Executive and Multi-Housing News. She has been with the company for almost four years and joined the CPE-MHN team in 2022. Diana writes stories on different topics, mainly focusing on the affordable, senior, office and retail markets. You can reach out to her at diana.firtea@cpe-mhn.com.
NYSAFAH’s Carlina Rivera on Shaping New York’s Affordable Housing Agenda
The New York state affordable housing association CEO reflects on bringing lived experience to policy leadership, navigating high-stakes housing debates and advancing women’s roles in real estate.
How Riverline Is Reclaiming Tulsa’s Riverfront
Two Rainier leaders on the $400 million public-private plan reshaping 37 acres along the Arkansas River.
Affordable Housing Finance Outlook for 2026
From capital stack gaps to underwriting recalibration, TD Bank’s Andrew Warren outlines what lenders and developers should expect.
New Generation, Same Mission: PRC’s Next Phase in Affordable Housing
Principal & CEO Matthew Linde on leadership transition and how the firm is aligning mission and market realities as it expands beyond New York City.
From Pet-Friendly to Pet-Inclusive Housing: Does the Policy Shift Pay Off?
Industry and nonprofit leaders explain how fewer restrictions and waived fees are reshaping the resident experience—and what it means for operators.
What Trends Will Shape the Condominium Market in 2026?
As capital stacks grow more complex and buyer preferences evolve, industry leaders outline what will matter most this year across major markets.
When Affordable Housing Design Starts With Lived Experience
Lily Ciammaichella discusses how her background continues to shape her approach to housing, community and leadership at KTGY in California.
Affordable Housing in 2026: A Year of Pressure and Possibility
Next year will test the sector’s ability to deliver long-term affordability. Industry leaders share what will shape the path forward.
Affordable Housing Design That Works in NYC: Insights From Aufgang Architects
Principal Ariel Aufgang on shaping the city’s next generation of affordable housing.
Brooklyn Condo Tower Lands $81M
S3 Capital originated the financing for this luxury development.