What The U.S. Supreme Court Takings Ruling In Murr v. Wisconsin Means For CRE

Regulatory takings are the hot topic of this year's Kratovil Conference, as the real estate community considers the impact of the Murr v. Wisconsin decision.

Iron Mountain Acquires U.S. Operations Of IO Data Centers For $1.3B

The four buildings to be purchased total 728K SF and provide 62 MW of capacity.

Another European Car Company Is Bringing Its U.S. Headquarters To Atlanta

Somewhere in Fulton County will third carmaker place its flag for its North American headquarters.

U.S. Investor's £40M Birmingham Debut As Student Housing Sector Booms

Chicago-based Harrison Street Real Estate Capital is to make its Birmingham debut with a £40M student housing project at Bath Row, Birmingham.

The U.K.’s Productivity Is Dire And Occupiers Think Office Owners Could Do More To Solve This

Landlords are unwilling to innovate and it is hitting U.K. productivity.

Spy-Proof Materials And A Moat — The New $1B U.S. Embassy Opens In London

Inside the new U.S. Embassy in London

Texans Ride Into U.K. Industrials, Starting In The Midlands

Texan developer Hillwood launches logistics development in the U.K. in partnership with Trebor

As Chinese Investors Pull Back From U.S. CRE, Japan Is Waiting In The Wings

Japanese investors, 30 years after a U.S. real estate buying spree went south, are returning to the fold.

The U.S. Needs 4,000 More Data Centers In The Next Two Years

Data centers are more important than ever. DFW is a more important market than ever.

Chinese Investors Do About-Face, Start Selling U.S. Commercial Properties

Chinese investors have done a 180 on buying U.S. commercial real estate. Now they are selling.