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.

One-Quarter Of All U.S. Office Construction In The Past Decade Was In Texas

In with the new and in with the old, office construction in DFW has created a robust pipeline of space, but the market is expected to continue to build.

Oxford Breaks Into U.S. Residential Development With D.C. Project

Oxford Properties' investment in a new D.C. multifamily development comes as the Toronto-based firm sets a goal of owning 10,000 U.S. apartments by 2023.

Chinese Investment Continues To Plummet On U.S. Trade War And Brexit

Chinese investment in global real estate continues to dwindle.

Here Are The 10 Biggest Real Estate Transactions In The U.S. This Year

Blackstone Group was the buyer in some of the biggest single-asset and portfolio sales in the country this year, thanks to the deepest pockets on Earth.

The Economic Expansion Is Now The Longest In U.S. History

Cushman & Wakefield's chief economist said the streak of economic growth is impressive, but he sees some signals a downturn could be on the horizon.

Eyeing U.K. Multifamily Market, Los Angeles-Based CBRE To Acquire Telford In $337M Deal

CBRE plans major expansion into U.K. and European multifamily market with acquisition of Telford Homes.

IWG Reportedly Mulling U.S. IPO To Compete Directly With WeWork

As WeWork's approaching IPO draws widespread skepticism, IWG may follow suit with a much smaller valuation but actual profitability to sell investors on.

Overcashed And Over Here: Data Behind A Decade Of U.S. Investment In Europe

The ups and downs of U.S. investment in Europe