Welcome to Our Resource Center

After months or years of planning and construction, the finish line is finally visible. The building looks complete. Furniture is arriving. Employees or tenants are preparing to move in. Everyone is ready to be done. And that is precisely when a project can become surprisingly vulnerable. The final phase of a construction project may represent…

A growing company needs more room. A nonprofit has outgrown a building that worked fine ten years ago. An organization owns a property in a great location, but the space no longer fits the way people actually use it. At that point, a deceptively simple question comes up: What do we do with the building?…

In July 2025, Governor Tina Kotek signed into law House Bill 2138, a landmark measure designed to accelerate the development of middle housing, such as duplexes, triplexes, fourplexes, cottage clusters, accessory dwelling units (ADUs), and single‐room occupancies (SROs), across Oregon’s urban areas and unincorporated lands. This is part of a broader legislative package aimed at dismantling…

A development and construction management consultant with real expertise in trauma-informed architecture brings something most firms can’t: the ability to combine deep knowledge of building processes with design principles that foster healing, safety, and dignity. The result is housing that meets regulatory and financial goals while genuinely improving the lives of the people who live…

Portland has spent the past few years trying to make it faster and less expensive to build housing. The city has consolidated its permitting bureaus, temporarily relaxed several zoning standards, waived certain development fees for new housing, and is now rewriting its downtown zoning rules. For developers and owners, these changes create real opportunities, but…

Real estate development is a complex process that requires strategic planning, financial insight, and industry expertise. Whether you’re developing a residential community, commercial property, or mixed-use space, a real estate development consultant can provide valuable guidance. But at what stage should a developer bring in a consultant? The answer depends on the scope of the…

In the realm of affordable multifamily housing, real estate development and construction management consultants play an instrumental role. Their expertise not only enhances the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of projects but also ensures that developments meet the high standards required to serve their communities effectively. This blog explores the multiple benefits these consultants bring to the…

Senior housing real estate advisors provide specialized guidance that general real estate professionals typically can’t. Their work covers market analysis, financing, design, operations, and regulatory compliance, all shaped around the specific needs of an aging population rather than a general residential or commercial project. Firms like BC Group work as an advocate throughout that process,…

Real estate construction management advisors play a vital role in ensuring successful construction projects. However, there are several misconceptions about their services that can lead to undervaluing their expertise. Let’s debunk these misperceptions and highlight the true value of these professionals. Misperception 1: Advisors Are an Unnecessary Expense Some believe that hiring a construction management…

Commercial real estate development involves hundreds of decisions, and the costliest mistakes usually happen early. Choosing the wrong site, underestimating costs, or misreading the market can undermine a project before construction begins. That’s why many developers work with a commercial real estate advisor. The right advisor brings market knowledge, financial discipline, and project experience to…