A Fraction Of Federal Relief Has Made It To Renters As Eviction Moratorium Hangs By A Thread

Barely any of the $45B in federal rent relief allocated in the past six months has made it to tenants, and the situation has grown increasingly desperate.

Integral Group Elevates Lundy Wilbon To President In International, Modular Pivot

While specifics are scant, Integral is expanding internationally and opening a modular factory in Metro Atlanta.

Malls Injecting Medical Tenants Into Vacant Spaces In Hunt For Foot Traffic

As malls reinvent themselves, medical offices are becoming a reliable tenant to fill vacant retail spaces.

Metro Hires ULI Exec As New Head Of Real Estate

Liz Price will become Metro's new vice president of real estate and parking next month, leading the agency's efforts to develop projects next to its stations.

Monmouth Shareholders Reject Takeover Offer From Zell's Equity Commonwealth

Equity's bid to take over Monmouth didn't get the support it needed from shareholders.

How Multinational Firms Are Impacting Economic Growth And Tax Policy

What does the future hold for multinational firms?

Meet The Man Who Went From Studio 54, To Hiding Money Under His Bed In Post-Soviet Russia, To Running A UK Property Lender

A journey a bit more interesting than most.

‘A Speed Bump, Not A Stop Sign’: After Delays, Midway Breaks Ground On $2.5B East River Project

Midway has broken ground on the 150-acre East River redevelopment project in Houston's Fifth Ward.

Southeast Multifamily Developer Jumping Into Single-Family Rentals

The apartment developer is targeting to build 1,000 to 1,500 single-family rentals a year.

Many Corporate Real Estate Pros Expect Sizable Raises for 2020 Performance

Corporate real estate professionals expect a sizable bump in salary due to their pandemic-era performance in 2020.