In a citybiz Q&A, Feasibly founder and CEO Brian Connolly explains why commercial real estate has seen little measurable return on generative AI and how purpose-built agentic systems change that. He covers the limits of generic chatbots, the role of specialized AI agents in feasibility analysis, and why faster, cheaper studies could help move stalled development forward.

Commercial Property Executive examines the surge of retailers acquiring the spaces they operate in, from grocery chains to luxury brands. Feasibly founder Brian Connolly explains how a supply-constrained market, muted construction, and the rise of redevelopment are pushing retailers to deploy capital directly into the assets they occupy and treat ownership as a strategic asset.

Hospitality Investor explores how real estate investors are converting aging hotels into workforce housing as renovation costs, refinancing pressure, and housing shortages converge. Feasibly's Brian Connolly explains why thin room-rate growth and rising debt costs make conversions increasingly logical, and why he expects more capital to flow toward struggling hotel properties suited for residential reuse.

Writing for Western Real Estate Business, Feasibly founder and CEO Brian Connolly examines how vacant department store anchors are giving way to experience-led destinations such as sports facilities, entertainment venues, and community hubs. He outlines the demand modeling, programming, and capital structures these projects require, along with active examples across the western United States.

Feasibly CEO Brian Connolly writes in Propmodo about why commercial real estate firms should adopt purpose-built agentic AI systems over generic chatbots, detailing how multi-agent architectures can reduce feasibility study time and costs by up to 90%.

Multi-Housing News examines the $806 billion in multifamily debt maturing by 2028. Feasibly CEO Brian Connolly contributes analysis on refinancing gaps, lender behavior shifts, and stress concentrations in Sun Belt and rent-regulated markets.

Hospitality Investor examined how public incentives have become a core element of hotel development finance. Feasibly CEO Brian Connolly contributed perspective on public-private partnership structures and the conditions that allow public participation to support sound project economics.

Multi-Housing News examines President Trump’s nomination of Kevin Warsh as Federal Reserve chair and the potential impacts on interest rates, capital markets and multifamily development. Feasibly founder Brian Connolly offers insight on investor confidence, long-term rates and the role of Fed independence in underwriting decisions.

Propmodo reports on the growing role of AI in commercial real estate feasibility analysis, highlighting how faster, lower-cost tools are changing project evaluation for developers. The article features Feasibly and insights from CEO Brian Connolly on applying purpose-built AI to market and economic feasibility work.

An analysis of multifamily insurance pricing trends and underwriting discipline, featuring commentary from Feasibly on how insurance costs affect project feasibility, valuation, and investment decisions across U.S. markets.

Connect CRE examines whether 2026 could mark a turning point for the office sector. Feasibly Founder & CEO Brian Connolly shares perspective on occupancy trends, distress tied to debt maturities, conversion activity, and why asset quality and geography are central to office performance in the year ahead.

GlobeSt explores how advanced manufacturing, AI infrastructure and sector selection are influencing California’s commercial real estate outlook for 2026. Feasibly Founder & CEO Brian Connolly shares perspective on industrial demand, AI-driven growth and the role of infrastructure readiness across key California markets.

Connect CRE examines the multifamily sector’s path toward stabilization in 2026 following several years of volatility. Feasibly Founder & CEO Brian Connolly shares perspective on operating costs, labor dynamics, oversupply risks, and how underwriting discipline and asset selection are shaping multifamily performance.

Sports Business Journal featured Feasibly in a full article that examines how our AI-driven platform accelerates market and financial feasibility studies. The story outlines how Feasibly blends multi-agent AI with trusted methodologies and proprietary data to give developers, investors and public agencies a faster, credible way to assess opportunity, demand and project viability.

Feasibly launched a new real estate feasibility platform that blends multi-agent AI with human expertise to deliver bank-ready market and financial studies in days. The tool supports key sectors like multifamily, retail, hotel, office, sports and mixed use, with more asset types on the way. It gives developers, investors and lenders a faster, credible way to evaluate opportunity, risk and return.