Extended-Stay Hotels Are Surviving The Pandemic, But Increased Costs And Limitations Still Threaten

Guests are returning to extended-stay properties, and they expect deep cleaning.

$32M Chunk Of WeWork Fraudster's Retail Empire Sold, Including Atlanta-Area Center

A separate legal entanglement has led to the forced sale of Jonathan Larmore's retail portfolio.

Amazon Go vs. Dollar Stores: The Bifurcation Of Retail Deepens

U.S. retail is divided between upmarket and downmarket more than ever.

Pent-Up Retail Demand Soared And Then Collapsed As Pandemic Re-Emerged

U.S. retailers saw a silver lining when coronavirus cases appeared to fall in the early summer months, but a resurgence in cases has diminished store traffic.

Hate To Burst Your Bubble, But No One Really Knows What 5% Mortgage Rates Will Mean For Real Estate

The U.S. residential industry is going bananas. Will there be a hard landing or a mere cooling off?

86 Of The Country’s Biggest Metros Are Sitting Out The Tech Boom

Most American cities are missing out on the tech boom and it's impacting more than just economics.

Don't Hold Your Breath For The Fed's Rate Cuts To Boost The Real Estate Market

The Federal Reserve is cutting interest rates to stabilize the economy, which is wobbling after a decade of growth. It may not accomplish much for real estate.

Private-Label CMBS Market Begs For Fed Lifeline As Liquidity Crisis Looms

Private-label CMBS is the proverbial canary in the coal mine as the commercial mortgage market pushes for inclusion in the Fed's rescue program.

Stalled Population Growth Threatens To Undercut A Rebound For Multifamily

The White House's immigration crackdown has cut the pace of population growth in half to 0.5%, a shift that is resetting multifamily demand dynamics.

Retailers Take A Hit As Harassment Fears Cause Hispanic Buyers To Curb Discretionary Spending

U.S. retailers face declining sales as the Hispanic population cuts back on discretionary spending.