Interest Rates, Recession Fears Destabilizing NYC's Investment Sales Market

Higher interest rates are playing out in the New York City investment sales market, causing problems for some and creating opportunities for others.

PhilaPort To Co-Develop 100K SF Warehouse With $20M From Infrastructure Bill

PhilaPort will build a $34M, 100K SF distribution center at its Tioga Marine Terminal with its operator, Delaware River Stevedores.

Money Can’t Solve All Problems. Just Ask Those Trying To Quell The U.S. Housing Crisis

Even a major increase in federal funding might not make much of a difference in resolving the U.S. housing crisis.

Judge Throws Out Rialto's Dismissal Request In Carl Icahn Suit

RCA claimed Icahn only wanted a faster loss on the property, but the judge wasn't convinced.

New York, Seeking More Than $1B In Rent Relief, Gets $120M From Latest Treasury Round

NY may be forced to reach into its own pockets to help renters in need of assistance due to the pandemic, after the U.S. Treasury allocates little for the state

Inflation Be Damned: As Retail Sales Grow, Retailers Open More Stores

Shoppers are shopping, and retailers are opening new stores, new data show.

Leisurely Return To Business Travel Threatens U.S. Hotels With $20B-Plus Shortfall

Business travelers are returning to the road, but not fast enough for hotels.

CRE Investors Are Feeling Less Confident Than At Any Point Since April 2020

In Q1 2022, the CRE Finance Council Board of Governors' Sentiment Index recorded an overall sentiment decline of 23% from the quarter before.

Women In Construction Hits 1 Million, A Record 14% Of Industry Workforce

With a high number of national job openings, more women are starting to fill these positions.

Wake-Up Call: Continuing China Lockdown Will Hit Global And U.S. Real Estate Returns

MSCI research shows continued Covid-19 lockdowns in China will have far-reaching impacts.