Is It The End Of The Golden Age Of U.K. IPOs?

The winning for U.K. real estate IPOs may be coming to an end, but the companies floated this year have changed the sector.

The Big Beasts Of The U.K. Listed Sector Have Performed Badly And It Could Get Worse

The bigger U.K. listed companies have been the worst performers since the financial crisis

GWL Acquires EverWest, Marking Its First Foray Into The U.S. Market

The deal gives Canada-based GWL access to EverWest’s $1.6B in office, industrial and multi-residential assets in the U.S.

Are Chinese Investors Coming Back For U.S. Hotels?

Hotel developers are hoping Chinese Investors return to the U.S. market.

Stantec Ramps Up Transportation Practice As U.S. Waits For Infrastructure Bill

While the U.S. awaits the official release of an expected $1.5 trillion infrastructure bill, Stantec makes two New England transportation practice hires.

To Invest Or Not To Invest: Evaluating The U.K. CRE Market In The Age Of Brexit

In the age of Brexit, brokerages remain optimistic about the future of foreign investment in U.K. real estate.

Chinese Investors Still Prefer Real Estate In These Popular U.S. Metros

These cities will benefit from Chinese capital market dollars well into 2018.

Aging U.S. Industrial Space Can't Meet Booming Demand For E-Commerce Facilities

More than 1B SF of warehouse and distribution inventory is 50-plus years old and well below logistics tenant requirements for the 21st century.

Manchester Is The U.K.'s Busiest Legal Services Market

Manchester's legal services offices market is the busiest in the u.K. regions

There Are A Ton Of Ways To Make Money In U.K. Build To Rent Right Now

Variety shows the maturity of the sector