This Year's Apartment Glut Could Bring Bad News For Luxury Apartment Landlords

Luxury apartment boom may near its end in 2017.

Repeal And Replace, But Not Wait And See, For Healthcare Expansion

Healthcare system are waiting to understand what repeal and replace means but not stopping their long-term planning

Property Management's Impending Cliff: Aging Out Its Workforce

Transwestern National Property Management Director Rob Bridges is leading the charge to change the face of property management

Cars May Not Be In Parking Garages' Future

Rethinking our relationship with automobiles means repurposing parking garages

Harvey Evacuees Land At SeaWorld, Austin Convention Center

Sports and entertainment venues across Texas have volunteered space to accommodate the thousands of coastal residents displaced by Tropical Storm Harvey.

Hurricane Harvey Causes Retail Sales To Fall In August

U.S. retail sales suffered declines in August following the wrath of Hurricane Harvey.

Americans Saving On Turkey To Spend On Travel

Americans are giving thanks for lower food prices while dishing out for travel.

Investors Still Aren’t Worried About Risks From Natural Disasters, But That Could Prove Costly

Real estate may soon be a riskier investment with the cost of damages from natural disasters expected to rise.

Bricks, Mortar, Steel And Hashtags: How Brokers Are Turning To Social Media For Dealmaking

In honor of National Social Media Day June 30, Bisnow spoke with some CRE professionals doing it right and seeing major returns.

CRE Industry Needs A Zillow-Like Platform Of Its Own. VTS Says It Has The Solution

CEO Nick Romito believes VTS' portfolio of analytic products will change the landscape of CRE analytics going forward.