Only A Third Of The Country Is Ready For The Next Downturn

Several states are financially unprepared should another recession hit the U.S.

Experts Project Retail Will Reach $7B In Defaults Next Year

Experts are predicting more tough times ahead for retailers across the U.S.

Global Investors Are Sitting On $540B Worth Of Capital To Buy Real Estate

Investors worldwide are running into a similar dilemma: there is an abundance of available capital to deploy, but a lack of attractive real estate to buy.

Suburban Firm, Urban Aspirations: Dezhu U.S. Targets Boulevard With Four Multifamily Projects

Duluth-area developer slated to build more than 270 apartment units within a mile of each other in the Old Fourth Ward area.

CRE Investor Scores Rights To Start Pro Soccer League In East Bay

A professional soccer team could soon be headed to the East Bay.

Nationwide Office Vacancies Increased For The First Time In 8 Years

For the first time in nearly a decade, office vacancies rose nationally year-over-year.

Tech Innovation In Key Markets Can Exacerbate The Gap Between The Rich And The Poor

Does a city's tech innovation exacerbate the wealth divide between the rich and the poor?

7 Trends That Could Shape Live-Work-Play City Dynamics In 2018

As technology and climate change permeate society, urban development and city planning will continue to evolve in 2018.

Jump In 10-Year Interest Rate Shocks Market, Hits Homebuilders' Stock

Strong jobs gains and a 2.9% jump in annual wages triggered a bump in the 10-Year Treasury yield to 2.85% — a four-year high.

The Carried Interest Loophole May Not Be Here To Stay After All

A loophole that remained in the new tax bill may soon be closed.