U.S. Data Center Opposition Blocks $68B In Q2 Projects

Opposition delayed $68B in data center projects in the second quarter, following $130B worth of projects impacted in the first quarter.

U.S. Multifamily Market Regaining Its Balance As Yearslong Supply Wave Tapers Off

The demand-supply gap has narrowed to 13,000 units, the smallest in more than a decade.

New Developments in the Pipeline for U Street Corridor

More than 1,496 units are in the pipeline for the area around U Street NW. Here's a look at some.

These U.S. West Coast Tech Firms Are Expanding Into London

Tech firms based in the U.S. West Coast are increasingly demanding space in London's office market.

Chinese Investor To Grab $2B Worth Of U.S. Senior Housing Properties

Cindat Capital Management plans $2B investment into U.S. senior housing to capitalize on aging Baby Boomers.

China's Sovereign Fund Says Trump Is Creating Ample U.S. Investment Opportunities

CIC says Trump may make the U.S. a more valuable place to invest.

Seattle Is One Of The Fastest-Changing U.S. Cities

Seattle's one of the fastest-changing cities in the country (No. 4 in fact).

Metro Chicago Area Leads U.S. In Population Loss

The most concerning aspect of the Census Bureau's report: Illinois's population decline is accelerating.

U.S. CMBS Delinquency Rate Climbs In April As Pre-Crisis Loans Mature

As pre-crisis loans continue to mature, CMBS delinquency rates continue to rise.

U.S. Hotel Revenues Climb To Record Highs In 2016, But Experts Project Slow Growth Ahead

Hotel profits soared to new heights last year, but that success is expected to moderate in 2017.