Chinese Tech Firm Laying Off Hundreds In U.S.

Citing financial troubles, Chinese tech firm LeEco plans to layoff hundreds and forgo Silicon Valley expansion plans.

Ambassador To U.S. Links Qatari Real Estate Investment To Terrorism, Country's Spending Likely To Pause

The ambassador of the UAE to the U.S. accused Qatar of using real estate investment to fund terrorism

U.S. Can Seize 650 Fifth Ave. From Iranian Owners, Sell To Pay 9/11 Victims

A court gave the U.S. government the right to seize 650 Fifth Ave. from Iranian ownership for sponsoring terrorism.

The Yanks Are Away, So The Brits Will Play: Bisnow U.K.'s Reasons Why London Is Better Than NYC

Which is better, London or New York? On 4 July we find out.

CBRE Emerges As Top Brokerage For U.S. Investment Sales

For the first time since 2013 CBRE ranks No. 1 for the most active investment brokerage in the U.S.

Meet The Two Guys With $25B To Spend On Real Estate In The U.S. And Europe

Norges Bank has appointed chief investment officers for its US and European real estate businesses.

Global Property Rich List 2017: Who Has Invested In The U.K.?

The Rich List investors present in London

Regulators Ask Blackstone Subsidiary To Explain Valuations For U.S. Homes Sold Into Mortgage-Backed Bonds

Blackstone subsidiary, Invitation Homes is facing scrutiny over its valuation process.

New Class Of Internet Retailers Opening Up Shops Across The U.S.

Online retailers are bucking the trend of shuttering brick-and-mortar stores by seeking to expand their offline footprints.

After 2.5 Years Lagging The U.S., Houston Multifamily Rent Growth Is Back

Yardi Matrix data shows Houston rent growth is back above the national average.