Outbound Chinese Capital Slows, HNA Pumps Brakes On M&A Activity Amid Scrutiny

There was a marked decline in capital leaving China in the first half of the year as regulators increased their scrutiny of major foreign buyers.

The Swig Co. To Break Ground On SoMa Office Project In June

The Swig Co. will break ground on one of San Francisco's only office projects expected to deliver in 2020.

Baltimore Officials To Vote On Bid To Host 2026 World Cup Games

The Baltimore Board of Estimates will vote on whether to submit the city to host games of the 2026 World Cup, if the U.S. wins on the nationwide level.

Amazon, Walmart And The Vexing Question Of The British Grocery Market

One U.S. giant out, another one into the U.K. supermarket sector?

Land Rush Of 2021 Shows Rural Texas Areas Gaining Value

North Texas is in the midst of a land rush as developers and wealthy families scoop up rural land, pushing prices higher.

Lab Landlords Eager To Ride Cresting Wave Of Big Pharma M&A Funding

Big Pharma’s massive bank account and search for more blockbuster cures means life sciences startups will see a wave of merger offers.

EXCLUSIVE: Cresa Names Ray Anderson As CEO, Plots Aggressive Growth

The occupier-focused brokerage tapped a former consultant to continue aggressively growing. Former CEO Tod Lickerman will stay on the board of directors.

'It Doesn't Have Any Connection To Bayview': Can This San Francisco Megaproject Overcome Gentrification Fears?

Skepticism of the massive former shipyard redevelopment runs high.

On The Block: U.K. Property’s £9B Corporate M&A Bonanza

Which real estate companies are on the block?

'The Bar Has Never Been Higher': As LA Changes, Architects Need To Step Up Their Game

To adapt to changes in the LA design landscape, architects and designers have to step up their game, CallisonRTKL President and CEO Kelly M. Farrell said.