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Several commercial real estate funds announced closings this week totaling more than $2.5B in capital they plan to invest in the industry's hottest sectors.
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Investments so far include a warehouse in the Inland Empire and a luxury apartment complex in Charlotte.
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The world's biggest flexible office space operator is planning on opening hundreds of new coworking spaces in the U.S. this year.
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The REIT has assembled a group of executives and board members to weigh options for its portfolio.
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With ground-up projects so challenging in LA, expensive conversions are on the rise.
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UK housebuilder Countryside Property has rejected an unsolicited takeover offer it says undervalues the company.
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As the biggest brokerages get bigger, their potential for conflicts of interest grow with them.
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Many theaters' fate is uncertain, but when closure comes, redevelopment can follow.
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CBRE and Linse Capital are also pitching funds toward the energy-as-a-service provider.
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Staff shortages in healthcare systems are likely to worsen in the near future, forcing the systems to plan for shortages in their real estate decisions.
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