As Deliveries Grow, E-Commerce Is Fueling Toronto's Warehouse Boom

They ain't the sexiest CRE, but warehouses are hot in the GTA. And the reason is simple – e-commerce.

DFW Holds Its Own As Inbound Foreign Capital Flows Plummet 54% Nationally

Foreign capital flowing into America fell dramatically last year as entity-level sales fell, particularly in the retail asset class.

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Manchester Will Lead The Recovery Of The European Hotel Sector

Manchester up there with Glasgow and Edinburgh

As Coronavirus Infects Most Real Estate, Industrial Emerges Stronger Than Before

While most of the economy has shrunk amid the pandemic, the industrial sector has held strong, expanding as e-commerce booms.

'An Entire Industry Is Being Wiped Out': Failed Lease Negotiations Forcing D.C. Restaurants To Close

Restaurant owners and brokers say landlords are not being flexible enough in helping them get through the crisis, leading to a spate of permanent closures.

Tightening Credit Standards Challenge CRE Industry

The coronavirus pandemic is making it increasingly difficult for commercial real estate investors to access capital.

How The Shift To Short-Term Leases Is Changing The Way Office Buildings Are Valued

Tenants want more flexibility in their office leases, but investors and lenders still prefer the stability of long-term deals.

Unizo Reaches Deal To Sell Remaining D.C. Portfolio

A group including Lone Star Funds and Unizo employees is acquiring all of the company's shares in a $1.8B deal.