The U.S. Dollar Is Down 10% So Far This Year. Here's What That Means For CRE

The dollar's drop when compared with currencies from the U.S.’ major trading partners is evidence of waning confidence from foreign investors, experts say.

KPMG Leases 70K SF In U.S. Bank Tower: The Los Angeles Deal Sheet

KPMG's leases in DTLA and El Segundo, plus all the week's top deals.

Billions In CRE Funding In Crosshairs Of Musk's Promised 'Pause' On U.S. Government Spending

Elon Musk is singling out federal grants to be eliminated as he continues to audit and control federal spending using a Treasury Department tool.

One Of The World's Largest Employers Aims To Make Big Push Into U.S. Facilities Management

ISS is gearing up for a North American push after a restructuring and reorganization.

The U.S. Government Won't Track Billion-Dollar Disasters. Expect Insurance Costs To Rise

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration budget and staff cuts spark concern over insurers’ access to public weather data.

New Fund Plans To Invest $600M In U.S. Industrial, Workforce Housing

GCM Grosvenor and Standard Real Estate Investments are planning to invest $500M into workforce housing and $100M into industrial.

Debt Maturities, Improvement Requirements Threaten U.S. Hotel Recovery

Tourism is roaring back, but hotel owners are trapped between costly demands and maturing debt.

Driftwood Capital CEO Says Recession Ahead If U.S. Keeps 'Shooting Ourselves In The Foot'

Driftwood Capital CEO Carlos Rodriguez Sr. talks about the inside of making deals while preparing for a recession.

$846B Global Asset Manager Federated Hermes Breaks Into U.S. CRE With Fund Acquisition

Federated Hermes Inc. made a $331M deal to acquire FCP, which has investments covering 75,000 apartments spread across 19 U.S. markets.

Gilead Pledges $11B Investment In U.S. Pharmaceutical Production

The new plans are in addition to $21B that the drug manufacturer has already committed to U.S. research, development and manufacturing through 2030.