Here's what shaped commercial real estate in a year of uncertainty but also resilience.
Hurricane Matthew and other hazardous weather damaged $17B worth of property in 2016.
Wine Country fires result in initial insured losses over $1B.
Over 18 million homes are vulnerable to climate change and extreme weather events, according to a new study from Harvard’s Joint Center for Housing Studies.
Some hotel chains and REITs lowered growth expectations for the year in response to a softening market.
Executive orders from President Trump’s first week took aim at dollars earmarked for climate initiatives. Real estate will pay the price, experts said.
Long-term models show vast new swaths of the U.S. will be at risk from severe climate and weather events by 2050. Federal funding for forecasting is at risk.
Here are the topics we were following in 2018.
Real estate may soon be a riskier investment with the cost of damages from natural disasters expected to rise.
Schools, healthcare facilities and retail spaces are among the structures damaged or destroyed.
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