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New data from the Treasury Department shows that dozens of D.C.-area developers, architects, contractors and other CRE firms received millions in PPP funds.
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Manchester up there with Glasgow and Edinburgh
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Compound Asset Management is pooling money from investors to purchase stocks that have dropped dramatically, with a focus on the hospitality sector.
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Ashford Inc. and affiliates to return PPP funds in the midst of much public scrutiny. Firm blames Congress and policymakers for confusion over guidelines.
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The DFW hotel market is reeling from the coronavirus slowdown, and it could take up to a year for the sector to recover.
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Modular construction presents a steep learning curve for first-timers. Working with the right partners can smooth the transition.
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The bankruptcy of the hotel near the airport is the latest fallout from struggles facing the hospitality industry, which looks like it won't recover for years.
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Ghost kitchens boomed because delivery did, but will they thrive once going out to eat becomes an option again?
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A prime developable site goes on sale in Dallas' Turtle Creek submarket.
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Hotel stocks soared after Pfizer's vaccine announcement Monday, and companies' Q3 earnings largely show they are prepared to make it through the winter.
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