Why Trump’s Immigration Policies Could Set Back U.S. Tech Innovation And Scientific Discovery

Trump's immigration policy could set back US tech innovation and scientific discovery.

Eight Streetcars Planned In U.S. Cities That Could Break Ground By 2020

The slow-moving streetcars are more about spurring development in new parts of the city than providing fast transportation options.

'The Streets Of Belfast Will Be Paved With Gold': BNP Paribas Chairman And Former Tory Minister Steven Norris On U.K. Election Impact

BNP Paribas Chairman Steven Norris analyses the U.K. General Election result.

Baywood To Open 100th U.S. Location In Downtown San Antonio

The latest hotel in San Antonio is Baywood Hotels' 18th project in the area

China Life Insurance Grabs 95% Interest In 48 U.S. Buildings

Foreign investors are flocking to secondary and tertiary markets as prices for trophy properties in gateway markets continue to rise.

Michael Brennan Wants To Build 'The Greatest Industrial Park In The U.S.'

Michael Brennan said a perfect storm of factors led to his decision to build a $1B technology park in suburban Chicago.

Millennials Now Account For 42% Of U.S. Homebuyers, And They're Buying In The Suburbs

Millennials account for 42% of U.S. homebuyers. As they continue to age and have families, they're moving to the suburbs and buying SUVs.

Canadians Are Now The Largest Cross-Border Investors In U.S. Real Estate

Canada now leads with the most foreign investment in U.S. real estate as Chinese investment wanes.

Hurricane Harvey's Far-Reaching Impact Could Exacerbate The U.S. Construction Labor Shortage

A shortage of construction workers could exacerbate the cost of repairs in Texas and construction nationwide.

U.K. Government To Boost London Islamic Property Finance

The U.K. government is preparing to issue a second Islamic bond in 2019.