SEC Charges Thakkar Brothers With Defrauding Investors Of $12M

The SEC filed fraud charges against Saumil Thakkar and Poorvesh Thakkar for allegedly misleading close to 50 investors between 2017 and 2020.

ICE Awards $400M In Warehouse Contracts, Bypasses Detention Center Stalwarts

Geo Group and CoreCivic executives touted Trump's reelection as an unparalleled opportunity, but stock in the two firms has slid as contracts go to outsiders.

Owners Cancel Sales For Planned ICE Facilities As Locals Protest

Owners of proposed ICE detention facilities have canceled contracts amid protests across the United States and more than 73,000 people in ICE custody.

Senior Housing REIT Eyes IPO After Posting Years Of Losses

National Healthcare Properties confidentially filed a prospectus with the SEC in January. The REIT has posted annual losses since at least 2023.

Why Los Angeles Tied New York In Foreign Investments In 2017

OUE Limited's Dolf Renaud explains why foreign investors are buying up commercial real estate in Los Angeles.

The 'A-Word' Is Popping Up In Central Perimeter

Rents spiking in double-digit growth in Central Perimeter, even with older apartment properties

Student Housing Experts Say A Recession Is Coming And They Are Ready To Capitalize

Is student housing recession-resilient? If a recession comes soon, student housing experts say they are ready for the next downturn.

As TxDot Debates How To Relieve 380 Traffic, McKinney Reckons With The Impacts

McKinney residents find themselves at odds with the future as TxDot highway plans show future thoroughfares possibly landing at their doorstep.

Miami's Not Alone: Investors, Insurers Are Starting To Price In Global Climate Risk

Climate experts say many cities are as vulnerable to sea level rise as Miami.

Zillow Research Director: It's 'Tragic' That We're Building In Flood-Prone Zones

More than 800,000 existing homes worth $451B will be in a 10-year flood by 2050.