What The Sentiment Of 2008 Can Teach Us About The 2020 Crisis

Real estate was slow to realise the extent of the problem in 2008. Not this time around.

Real Estate CEO Captaining New Coronavirus Data Collection From CDC

A real estate developer and investor is at the helm of the company taking over tracking coronavirus data from the CDC.

Pressure To Change OZ Reporting Requirements Amps Up As Election Looms

There are a lot of possible fixes to the OZ program, but none are certain.

Industry Ignores 'Political Theater' To Focus On Why The Suburbs Need Affordable Housing

Despite the new fair housing rules, the suburbans will still need affordable housing.

Starwood CEO Barry Sternlicht: 'We’re Buying Now. We’re On Offense.'

Sternlicht said his confidence in buying real estate stems from his belief that the U.S. will begin to reopen businesses and the economy will recover.

Georgia's High-Profile Senate Races Drawing Big-Name CRE Donors

Sen. David Perdue maintains a strong lead among CRE donors, but his race against Jon Ossoff is tightening.

New Coronavirus Relief Proposals From Treasury, House Include Billions For Restaurants

The White House's latest $1.6 trillion proposal includes $120B for restaurants and hotels while the House's $2.2 trillion bill sets aside $120B for restaurants.

What Might Happen To Carried Interest Under A New Administration

A Biden administration might take on carried interest, but it's a tough old bird.

Biden's Sustainability Plan A Chance For CRE To 'Reinvent Itself'

The former vice president's climate plan would have sweeping impacts on the built environment.

Global Investors Don’t Care Who Wins The Election — As Long As There’s A Winner

Contested result the only real downside for U.S. market.