Cook County Is On A Property Tax Reform Mission. CRE Players Say They'll Believe When They See It

The officials CRE often paint as foes are aiming to reshape the tax assessment system to increase its transparency.

CRE Missed The Real Danger During The Pandemic. 5 Years Later, The Painful Fallout Is All Too Clear

Predictions made about the future of real estate in the depths of lockdowns fell mainly wide of the mark

Half Of Hotel Investors Want To Buy This Year: CBRE

And about one-quarter of investors in U.S. markets plan a large increase in their buying intentions.

Chicago’s Jam-Packed Summer Pulls In Scorching Hotel Numbers. Can The City Keep Bringing The Heat?

Chicago bucked an industry trend that saw softening leisure demand and more price-sensitive travelers in many markets.

Bumper 2025 For Hotel Investment Predicted After £6.3B In Deals Last Year

After a bumper 2024, Knight Frank has predicted another strong year ahead for hotel investment and a more diversified investor base.

Maturing Debt, World Cup Present Prime Buying Opportunities For Atlanta Hotel Investors

FIFA World Cup's eight games in Atlanta is expected to have an economic impact of more than $400M.

This Is The Strategy Behind Blackstone, Starwood And Ares’ £2B UK Hotel Chain Frenzy

UK hotel investment levels will rely on a greater number of smaller deals in 2025.

Reuben Brothers Buy W South Beach From RFR, Tricap For More Than $400M

The nearly 400 hotel and condo units were sold by RFR and Tricap.

Chicago Hoteliers' Next Frontier May Be Neighborhood-Centered Development

Hotel developers in Chicago are eager to develop more properties in some of the city's hottest, undeveloped neighborhoods.

Revenge Travel Is Over As Lower-Income Travelers Begin To Pull Back Spending

Some hotel chains and REITs lowered growth expectations for the year in response to a softening market.