Senate Expected To Take On Dodd-Frank Repeal This Week

The House moves swiftly to repeal Dodd-Frank, but the Senate is expected to take more time to enact reform.

Construction Spending Dropped In January, But Multifamily Exploded

Construction spending fell in January but multifamily surged.

Luxury Retailer Jimmy Choo Seeks Sale

This marks yet another struggling company in the luxury retail industry.

Apple Pledges To Boost U.S. Manufacturing Jobs With New $1B Fund

Apple creates new $1B fund to spur job creation in U.S. manufacturing

FBI HQ Funding In Jeopardy After House Subcommittee Vote

A House subcommittee has rescinded $200M in federal spending for the FBI HQ project, putting the project's funding in jeopardy

Department Of Transportation Pulls Out Of Gateway Program

The US Department of Transportation has withdrawn itself from the group overseeing the $23.9B Gateway Program

Kushner Must Pivot On 666 Fifth Ave. After Qatari Financing Falls Through

After the failure to reach an agreement with a former prime minister of Qatar, Kushner Cos. is back on the market for financing 666 Fifth Ave.

Jared Kushner Involved In GSA Administrator Search, Rep. Says

A Democratic Congressman said during a hearing that his staff has learned White House adviser Jared Kushner is involved with the search for a GSA administrator

U.S. House Approves Harvey Aid, But Will Texas Do The Same?

Harvey relief has turned into a political fight for federal and state lawmakers.

Clamping Down On Immigration Could Put The Squeeze On CRE Workforce

Proposed policies restricting legal immigration could make it more difficult to fill various positions in the CRE industry.