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Houston real estate professionals worry that uncertainty and illiquidity have significantly slowed deals.
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The Singapore-based firm said investors were likely to get back less than 80% of their capital as it winds down the $700M fund with assets in the U.S. and UK.
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The joint venture is a familiar pairing, having worked together on a dozen deals. It plans to invest in building improvements in its latest deal.
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Two new industry-led initiatives are steering resources toward making data centers flexible loads and allowing them to access power at far shorter timelines.
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After Dubai's luxury properties were targeted by missile strikes, Miami is seen as a safe haven.
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A new FTC rulemaking action around rental fees reawakens discussion on additional costs for tenants.
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Maxim Capital Group speaks on how macroeconomic pressures have quieted new year momentum.
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The hospital system will use the bond proceeds partly to fund the expansion of its 482-bed Ragon Building on its Boston campus.
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The city's rising multifamily rent growth is drawing investors, but the development pipeline is still dry. Can Chicago renters absorb the climbing costs?
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Just 3.6M SF of new construction broke ground in the nation's capital during 2025, a 15-year low, according to Washington D.C. Economic Partnership data.
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