HUD Reportedly Fires All Of Its Building Inspectors

Inspectors are among those being laid off from the federal workforce, meaning buildings receiving federal subsidies may experience increased risks.

Government Hunting For 300 New Office Spaces To Support ICE Surge

The GSA has formed special planning teams to aid ICE's expansion and is looking for space in Republican-leaning cities and states.

Walker & Dunlop's Ivy Zelman On Land Costs, Rate Cuts, Affordability And 'Tapped-Out' Consumers

On this webcast, Walker & Dunlop CEO Willy Walker and Ivy Zelman discuss tariffs, interest rates, housing affordability and the strain on the U.S. consumer.

ICE's $38B Warehouse Buying Spree Enriches Developers As Outcry Grows

Rockefeller Group, PCCP and Fundrise are among the investors who have sold warehouses to ICE to serve as future detention centers.

Majestic Denies Sale Of Hutchins Warehouse For ICE Detention Use

The owner of a North Texas warehouse rumored to be converted into an ICE detention facility denies claims of sale.

Meta, CBRE To Train Thousands Of U.S. Data Center Technicians

Meta and CBRE announced their new LevelUp program will train thousands of fiber technicians to build next-generation data center infrastructure.

Bay Area Manufacturing Demand Sparking Additional Need For Industrial

Manufacturing is making a comeback in the Bay Area.

Foreigners Are Unloading CRE Assets — In Miami, At Least

In Miami, foreigners, such as Argentines and Venzuelans, are putting their commercial real estate assets on the market.

Climate Gentrification: In Florida, The Hot Amenity Is High Ground

Sea level rise could cause 2.5 million people to flee South Florida and seek higher ground.

Mary Portas Interview: 6 Years On, The Same Problems Persist, But Britain’s High Streets Can Be Reinvented

Six years on from the Portas review not much has changed