It's Going To Change Your World: Manchester Developer Claims U.K.'s First Blockchain Property Purchase

U.K. developer uses blockchain for first UK blockchain purchase

U.S. Hotels See $10B Revenue Increase For 2017, But Margins Are Thinning

Fees have become a defining facet of the U.S. hotel industry, as customer fees have helped goose revenues for hotels while owner fees have shaved profits.

Real Estate Deal Appears To Pose Conflict Of Interest For U.S. Interior Secretary

Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke has land dealings in Montana with Halliburton.

U.S. Infrastructure Investment Soars, Private Real Estate Fundraising Lags

Infrastructure fundraising was up in Q3; not so much in real estate.

U.S., Europe Shut Out Of Top Slots In JLL City Momentum Index

Technology and infrastructure spending boost profiles of Asian Pacific markets in new JLL city index.

U.S. Retail Faces 11% Rent Drop In 2020: Moody’s Analytics

U.S. retail and office assets face deep rental rate cuts and higher vacancies in 2020.

U.S. Investor In Talks To Buy Top European Fund Manager

Benson Elliott in talks over sale.

U.S. Imports Ramp Up As Retailers Prepare For Holiday Season

U.S. imports jumped 19% in July and are on track for a record-breaking August.

The U.S. May Lose 20% Of Its Workforce To Child Care In 2020

One in 5 working parents is considering leaving his or her job to manage child care.

U.S. Industrial Supply Will Outpace Demand For Years, But Brokers Aren’t Worried

There's a lot more industrial real estate supply than demand, but brokers aren't worried.