Is now the time for 50-year mortgages?

While the idea of a 50-year mortgage may sound bizarre, it’s being suggested as a potential way to ease the financial pressures many buyers face in today’s housing market. But, does the longer mortgage period make sense?... Read More

Health care real estate: What’s changed in the last five years and what’s next

Health care real estate development has undergone a quiet but profound shift in recent years. The days of thinking exclusively in terms of large, single-site hospitals are behind us as health systems increasingly embrace decentralized, community-based outpatient facilities like urgent cares, freestanding emergency departments and multispecialty medical office buildings.... Read More

AI can’t replace our human connection

During a recent all-team lunch and learn, our company’s managers called more than 50 previous clients simply to follow up on their projects and say thank you. We left voicemails for most, but a handful answered the phone. ... Read More

Compensation strategies: Building trust, transparency, and success

Compensation is often seen as one of the more sensitive areas of business. It’s personal, it’s powerful, and it impacts almost every aspect of employee satisfaction and retention. As organizations look to build stronger, more transparent work environments, establishing a clear compensation strategy is essential.... Read More

Setting priorities straight for Hoosiers

I’ve spent most of my career at the local level working alongside first responders, small-town mayors, school officials and families who just want their roads paved and their neighborhoods safe. In local government, we don’t have the luxury of playing politics.... Read More

Leadership after the uniform

As a veteran, I hear, “Thank you for your service,” often. It’s a phrase that humbles me and reminds me that I don’t feel I did enough. I know many who gave more, who sacrificed more, who are more deserving of the compliment.... Read More

And the reward goes to … you?

With a few clicks and a change in which credit card I was using, I was able to make adjustments that will earn my family an extra $500 in rewards over the next twelve months.... Read More

Business growth: Investing in AI

Most every company is trying to figure out if, when, and how AI can be of benefit to them and, even more importantly, what negative effect their firm might face as this superpower continues to be developed with no apparent termination point in sight.... Read More

Redistricting won’t help Hoosiers make ends meet

As a long-time legislator and chair of the Indiana Black Legislative Caucus, I know first-hand the issues plaguing Hoosiers. Every day, Indiana residents are struggling with rising costs of living, higher utility bills and sky-high health care costs.... Read More