Today’s 7 CRE Scoops – June 8, 2017
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...
Today’s CRE Scoops – December 10, 2019
Investors in multifamily commercial real estate expect to purchase more properties in 2020, with a majority looking to secondary and tertiary markets for opportunities,...
Today’s 7 CRE Scoops – June 5, 2017
Marquee Brands LLC, a brand licensing firm, is reportedly leading a consortium "stalking horse" bid for BCBG Max Azria Group LLC that would enable...
Today’s CRE Scoops – December 9, 2019
Fashion rental company Le Tote has three years to turn around struggling department store brand Lord & Taylor, according to reports. Le Tote's roughly...
Today’s 7 CRE Scoops – June 28, 2017
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...
Today’s 7 CRE Scoops – June 14, 2017
As German grocery chain Lidl makes inroads into the U.S., rival Aldi (already in the U.S.) has been working to keep abreast of competition....
Today’s 7 CRE Scoops – June 23, 2017
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...
Today’s CRE Scoops – December 2, 2019
Online shoppers are expected to spend a record $9.4 billion on Cyber Monday, following a record Black Friday that saw $5.4 billion in sales....
Today’s 7 CRE Scoops – June 21, 2017
Policies outlaid by the Trump administration would not produce uniform effect on all sectors of commercial real estate, but some are interlinked closely enough...
Today’s CRE Scoops – July 11, 2017
Here come the sharks. Following months of blood-in-the-water reporting about brick-and-mortar retailers, some investors ears' may have perked. ProShares, which manages $27B in exchange...