Concerns Mount As Feds Sell Huge D.C. Buildings Without Plan For Future

The federal government has offloaded the first in its slate of Southwest D.C. buildings earmarked for accelerated disposition and has the second under contract.

CIM Group Combines With Nontraded REIT, Explores Public Offering

The merger with CIM Real Estate Finance Trust sets the stage for the asset manager and developer to go public without a traditional IPO.

The Real Estate Behind The World's Largest Sovereign Wealth Funds: The Hong Kong Monetary Authority

Check out the Hong Kong Monetary Authority's real estate.

Fed Rate Hike Might Not Push Down Property Values, Raise Cap Rates

New report says the relationship between rising rates and property values isn't what investors think it is.

Looming Recession: How Long Will This Sluggish Economic Expansion Last?

The current economic expansion has been marked by lackluster growth and incredible longevity. Does that mean a recession is imminent?

Economists Say Trump’s GDP Growth Goals Are Unreasonable

Most economists say Trump's GDP growth goals are not feasible.

Trump Border Wall Prototypes Prepare To Be Battered

The first prototypes of President Donald Trump's border wall are receiving some intense testing.

A Look Back At The 2017 Capital Markets Landscape

This year was one of one of ups and downs for CRE. From more conservative banks to rising interest rates, here is what shaped the 2017 lending landscape.

Credit Crunched: How One Developer's Prison Sentence Over An Empty Building Tells The Story Of The Recession

After crashing and burning on an office project and getting bilked for millions, Ron Onorato found even more trouble when the FBI looked into his loans.

Choose Wisely: Not All Opportunity Funds Are Created Equal

Opportunity zones are complex — opportunity funds can be even more so. Here are some of the snags faced by prospective OZ investors.