Nuveen Joins The UK's Senior Housing Party, More Will Follow

Nuveen plunges into UK affordable housing, targeting elderly care

No IPOs, REITs Going Private: The Shrinking World Of Publicly Traded Real Estate

The number of publicly traded real estate owners is falling, creating fewer opportunities for stock investors and reducing transparency in the industry.

Mayor Dickens Names Atlanta's First Chief Sustainability Officer

Dickens also appointed John Seydel as the deputy chief sustainability officer.

Rent Loyalty Program Startup Reaches Unicorn Status

Bilt Rewards, which offers renters points for on-time monthly payments, has quadrupled its valuation following its most recent funding round.

Is Boston Ready For The Budget Crunch Its Struggling Office Buildings Are Expected To Cause?

Boston collected 22% of its tax revenue this fiscal year from office buildings, and experts worry that declining property values could hurt the city.

Real Estate Giants Roll The Dice On Growth In Vegas. Is There Still Room To Run In The Desert?

Real estate investors and hospitality operators don't think Las Vegas' winning streak is going to end any time soon.

Even AAA-Rated CMBS Bonds Aren't Safe From Office Distress

AAA bondholders saw a 26% loss in 1740 Broadways's sale, while bondholders in the four lower credit-rated bonds had a total wipeout.

Signature Bank’s Loans Have Sold. What Comes Next Will Be The Market's True Test

Many CRE players hoped the sales would offer pricing signals for a market trying to adjust to a new reality almost four years since the start of the pandemic.

Demographics, Demand And Bulk Deals Power SFR To New Heights

House builders are finding buyers for bulk deals, which in turn allows them the certainty needed to design better homes

JBG Smith To Convert 2 Vacant Arlington Office Buildings To Hotel, Apartments

JBG Smith filed a first-of-its-kind application for the conversion under Arlington County's new adaptive reuse policy.