U.S. Navy Plans To Build New $450M Museum In D.C.

The Navy hasn't announced the exact location yet, but it plans to build a new museum in the area around the Washington Navy Yard.

U.S. Healthcare Construction's Heartbeat Is Unstable As Pandemic Ravages Sector's Finances

The coronavirus has challenged U.S. hospitals, with capital overlays and future construction up in the air for some facilities while others are right on track.

Wingstop Opens First U.S. Ghost Kitchen In Dallas

Wingstop jumps on the ghost kitchen craze with the opening of its first 400 SF remote kitchen in Dallas.

Asian Retailers Want To Grow In The U.S., And This Texas Firm’s New Division Will Help Them

NewQuest Properties' newest division will focus on catering to Asia-Pacific retail clients seeking to expand in the U.S.

Cities In At Least 25 States Vie For HQ Of U.S. Space Command

The United States Air Force announced an open bidding process to select the future location of U.S. Space Command Headquarters.

From Citizen Kane To Dagenham: U.S. Firm Invests £300M In East London Film Studio Property

Hackman Capital crosses the Atlantic.

Why This $16B Dutch Pension Fund Is Betting On U.S. Real Estate

Bouwinvest is pouring an additional $350M into North American CRE over the next two years, led by Bert van den Hoek in its New York office.

Tricon Properties Sells Majority Stake In $1.3B U.S. Apartment Portfolio

Tricon sells 80% its U.S. apartment holdings to two institutional investors.

CRE Roundly Condemns U.S. Capitol Insurrection

Leaders of commercial real estate, some of whom supported President Donald Trump, condemned the storming of the Capitol.

South Korean Investor With $19.1B CRE Portfolio Opens U.S. Office In NYC

A South Korean investment company has opened U.S. branch amid influx of Korean investment in U.S. real estate.