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 By approving the Financial CHOICE Act on June 8, House Republicans assailed the Dodd-Frank Act, by resolving to make null the Volcker Rule and reducing...

Developers and city planners are already digesting what a future of Uber-style ride-hailing and driverless cars means for building and land-use decisions. Examples of...

Mirroring a larger trend of slower global growth, United States GDP growth is forecast to slow to 1.5% next year, compared to 2.5% the...

Forget multifamily. The next big oversupply concern appears to be office-related. Cushman & Wakefield's Global Chief Economist Kevin Thorpe has said a “scary” amount...

Atlanta-based Jamestown, the institutionally backed developer that operates New York City's Chelsea Market and has closed record-breaking property deals with Google, is going direct...

Instead of buying all of Rite Aid, Walgreen's has settled on buying just half. The second-largest U.S. drugstore chain wants to buy 2,186 Rite Aid...

Shop Houston for industrial/office, it seems. Commercial real estate services firm NAI Industrial partner Michael Keegan says that most customers seeking Houston industrial space...

Newtown, Mass.-based Government Properties Income Trust (GOV), which specializes in leasing assets out to government tenants, will buy out First Potomac Realty Trust for...

New research by data firm Trepp finds multifamily commercial mortgage backed securities (CMBS) as one of the top-performing commercial real estate sectors in the...

Investors in multifamily commercial real estate expect to purchase more properties in 2020, with a majority looking to secondary and tertiary markets for opportunities,...