Peak BTR? The 35-Storey Manchester Tower Nobody Wants (Yet)

Progress on one Manchester residential tower suggests a slowdown in a market where construction costs are high and rents under competitive pressure

As Office Jobs Expand, Denver Scrambles To Compete With Top Talent Hubs

Office-using job growth in Denver may slow in pace, falling behind other burgeoning metros.

CRE Sales Fall 33%, Reversing Q1 Momentum As Debt Costs Climb

The $24.7B worth of sales in April marked the first year-over-year decline since June, a trend reversal that JPMorgan analysts attributed to debt costs.

Gramercy Property Trust Picks Up Clorox, Other Big-Box Warehouse

Gramercy Property Trust Buys Clorox Build-to-Suit, Carlisle Tire Warehouses From USAA With CBRE Brokering

Unanimous Vote: Fed Leaves Rates Unchanged, With No Hint Regarding Timing Of Future Move

The Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged in January, with no clues regarding timing of a future move.

CRE Risks, Rapid Economic Expansion Could Force Fed To Raise Rates Quicker

Could commercial real estate risks and rapid economic expansion force the Fed to boost rates more than twice this year?

Robots Poised To Eliminate 38% Of American Jobs Within The Next 15 Years

Robots could destroy 38% of American jobs over the next 15 years.

Rate Hike Not Likely At Fed’s Meeting This Week

Last quarter's disappointing economic expansion likely to be a main talking point at this week's meeting.

HNA Group Borrows Against Hilton Hotel Stake, Again

HNA Group has borrowed against its Hilton stake for the third time in a row.

EXCLUSIVE: Louisiana Finalizing Landmark Multi-Use Land Purchase To Relocate Climate Change Refugees

Louisiana's purchase of a huge tract of land marks the next step in its relocation of a community severely impacted by coastal flooding.