Singaporean Investor Makes Big Foray Into U.S. Multifamily, Goes For Class-B Instead Of Class-A

A Singaporean investor makes a major play in U.S. multifamily, goes for Class-B.

Blackstone Might Finally Have Found A Way To Invest In U.K. Housing At Scale

Blackstone is extending its push into U.K. affordable housing

CBRE Hires New U.S. Industrial Head Away From Cushman & Wakefield

John Morris will leave his post as the head of Cushman & Wakefield's U.S. industrial practice for the same position at CBRE next year.

Chinese Firms Sold More Than $1B In U.S. Real Estate In Q3

Chinese investors dumped $1B worth of U.S. CRE in Q3 2018.

Cross-Border Investment In U.S. Property Markets Accelerates, With Canada Dominating Transactions

Canadian buyers accounted for 41%, or more than $31B, of total cross-border transactions in the U.S. for the past 12 months through Q3 2018.

IKEA's First Urban-Format U.S. Store Will Be In The Heart Of Manhattan

IKEA is opening a new concept in Manhattan, in an attempt to adjust to changing consumer demands.

Savills Brings Its Coworking Search Portal To U.S.

Workthere is launching first in New York City, with plans to expand across the country this year.

Marriott Launches Home-Sharing Service In U.S. To Compete With Airbnb

After a successful London pilot program, Marriott will be rolling out its home-sharing platform to compete with Airbnb across the U.S.

U.S. Geological Survey: $150B Of Coastline Real Estate At Risk In California Alone

The USGS says that $150B of RE is at risk from flooding on the CA coast.

British Co-Living Company Launching First U.S. Location In Long Island City

The Collective will wind up debuting in the Paper Factory Hotel, despite two locations already planned in Brooklyn.