U.S. Credit Downgrade Reflects Growing Investor Angst But Is Unlikely To Test CRE

Moody's knocked U.S. debt down a peg from its highest credit rating, citing rising deficits and the growing amount of tax revenue that goes to servicing debt.

One Of The Largest Malls In The U.S. Sells For $175M After Foreclosure

Lenders first filed to foreclose on the West Nyack, New York, mall in February 2023.

GSK Announces $1.2B Investment In New U.S. Manufacturing

The pharmaceutical company plans to break ground on a new manufacturing facility in Upper Merion, Pennsylvania, in 2026.

Walton Global Courts Investors For U.S. Fund As Money Starts Shifting Away From Gulf

Walton Global Chief Operating Officer of Asia Katie Doherty discusses what she is seeing in the region as the firm raises money for a new fund.

Novartis To Build U.S. Manufacturing Site In North Texas Suburb

Novartis announced plans to build a 46K SF radioligand therapy manufacturing site in Denton that could bring 150 jobs to the North Texas suburb.

Lego To Build Up Its U.S. Footprint After Strong 2025

The toymaker plans to expand its Lego Store brand beyond the nation’s largest metros this year and open its first U.S. factory in Virginia in 2027.

Largest Co-Living Project In The U.S. Debuts In Fort Lauderdale

Society Las Olas in Downtown Fort Lauderdale is a 34-story development on the Riverfront with 639 residential units.

Florida Developer Leads Largest Shipping Container Multifamily Project In The U.S.

In West Palm Beach, Florida, an affordable apartment building will be built from shipping containers.

481 U.S. Breweries Closed In 2025. The Empty Real Estate Is Proving Hard To Fill

Across the country, craft breweries are shuttering, leaving CRE stakeholders with empty spaces that are difficult to lease.

7-Eleven Plans Hundreds Of Closures, Says Inflation Is Pressuring U.S. Consumers

Seven & i Holdings Co., the convenience chain's parent company, plans to close a net 440 locations across North America in 2026 while expanding globally.