U.S. Investors Hit By Evergrande’s Potential Collapse

Major U.S. investors took a hit because of the market uncertainty caused by Evergrande.

EXCLUSIVE: Shopify To Open First U.S. Distribution Center In Georgia

Shopify said in 2019 that it planned to spend $1B in building out its own fulfillment network.

Census Shows U.S. Housing Crisis Is Worsening As The Search For Fixes Grows More Desperate

The lack of affordable housing is more pronounced than the general public realizes — and what to do about it just got even more complicated.

Even If Congress Dithers, U.S. Housing Policy Pivots

Congress hasn't acted on affordable housing, but even so, policy is shifting.

Infrastructure Bill Poised To Push 'Significant' Dollars Into U.S. Data Centers

The bill will direct more than $130B toward improving digital and energy infrastructure — programs that will aggressively impact data centers.

EV Company Moves U.S. Headquarters To Houston In Latest California-To-Texas Relocation

Noodoe EV moving its headquarters to Houston suggests Texas' growing electric vehicle industry is being noticed.

U.S. Insurer Cuts Deal To Sell London's Scalpel Tower For £800M

U.S. insurance firm W.R. Berkley has sold its 190-meter-tall London skyscraper known as the Scalpel

REIT Restructuring Includes Spinoff Of Enclosed U.S. Malls

H&R REIT has decided to spin off everything but its multifamily and industrial assets.

U.S. Office Leasing Dropped Again In February As Market Struggles To Gain Footing

Despite the slowdown, the largest in two years, CBRE sees tenants in the market pushing up leasing by year's end.

Recession In 2022? U.S. Self-Storage Says Bring It On

The prospect of a global recession looms, but U.S. self-storage's mettle is ready to be tested once again.