5 North Texas Suburbs Lead The U.S. In Apartment Construction Pace

DFW leads the nation in apartment construction, and the good times are expected to last.

As World Reopens, Foreign Investors' Return To U.S. CRE Could Be Imminent

In the first half of the year, inbound capital dropped to $11.6B, according to CBRE data.

Toyota To Spend $3.4B Developing Battery Factories In The U.S.

Toyota will spend more than $3B to build battery factories in the United States.

Topsy-Turvy U.S. Jobs Market Losing Utility As Economic Indicator

Unemployment benefits are being rolled back in over half of U.S. states and jobless claims are declining, but the job market remains frustrating for employers.

Apple To Develop $1B Campus As Part Of New $430B Commitment To U.S. Investments

Apple is going to spend $1B on a new Research Triangle campus for 3,000 workers.

Hines Raises $750M Fund, Sets Sights On U.S. Multifamily And Industrial

Hines has raised a $750M fund to purchase U.S. real estate.

The Glut Of U.S. Retail Space Is Slowly Getting Chipped Away

There was 56.8 SF of retail space per person in the U.S. at the end of last year.

Fed Warns That Chinese Property Implosion Could Roil U.S. Economy

Chinese property debt is a threat to the U.S. economy, the Federal Reserve says.

New Report Shows How Far U.S. Trails Other Countries In CRE Climate Policy

The likelihood of additional regulations in the United States is high, given its bottom-up adoption of green standards. That could pose a risk.

Amazon Is Closing All Of Its Bookstores And 4-Star Stores In U.S., UK

The online retail giant instead will focus on groceries and its department store concept.