'It's Just Noise': CRE Dismisses Rising Anti-ESG Rhetoric Amid Calls For Climate Risk Transparency
Amid the SEC's release of a proposed set of requirements compelling REITs and publicly held CRE firms to disclose climate risk, pushback on ESG is heating up.
Election Won’t Derail Big Manufacturing Projects, But It Could Change Their Course
Election uncertainty is cited as a delaying factor for big CHIPS-funded manufacturing projects, but experts say economic factors are their prime challenges.
How Private Equity Is Leveraging Life Insurance To Increase Its CRE Foothold
Asset management giants like Apollo, BlackRock and Blackstone have inflated their assets through acquiring life insurers, one of CRE's biggest capital sources.
Denver’s CRE market shifts to fundamentals in 2025, with investors navigating tighter lending, rising costs and renewed capital flow in a cautious new cycle.
Trump’s Tariffs Are Part Fuel And Part Fire For U.S. Manufacturing Push
The Trump administration has a vision for the United States that includes rebuilding the country’s manufacturing base, but its policies may get in the way.