Grave Climate Realities Do Little To Dissuade Builders Chasing Profits, Population On The Coasts

But insurance companies and global investors may force developers to think beyond their hold time.

4 Burning Questions For Atlanta CRE As Recession Signs Mount

Recession or no, most experts feel Atlanta will weather a downturn just fine, thank you.

Pressure At The Ports: Expansion Efforts Open Avenues For CRE

There is new opportunity for CRE as ports around the U.S. expand to meet the new normal of e-commerce and the supply chain.

Nuveen Aims To Raise $3B For Private Farmland REIT

Nuveen wants to raise $3B in capital as part of its new private farmland REIT targeting crop-producing agricultural properties leased in the U.S.

East Baltimore Represents A Chance To Finally Do Affordable Housing Right

With a Choice Neighborhoods Initiative grant from HUD, the $1B East Baltimore affordable housing development has a chance for something special.

Brookfield Offers $3.7B for Center Parcs

Brookfield is in talks to acquire Center Parcs U.K. from Blackstone for $3.7B

Markets Renege On Post-Election Optimism As Business-Friendly Reforms Lag

Markets send ominous signals suggesting slow growth lies ahead.

Micro-Unit Developers Could Benefit From This Robotic Furniture System

In a move to capitalize on the rise of micro-apartments, MIT has developed robotic furniture that can fit within 200 SF apartment units.

What The Proposed Changes To HUD Mean For CRE

Ben Carson's proposed changes to the minimum rents for HUD-financed multifamily properties could have an impact on owners' returns on investment.

Long Real Estate Cycle Could Last Another Year, But Tariffs Remain Significant Headwind

The U.S. is poised for a longer real estate cycle with tariff risk the only major headwind.