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.

LaSalle Investment Management Kicks Off Eighth Fund, Seeks $1B For U.S. Value-Add Assets

LaSalle Investment Management has launched a new investment fund and is seeking $1B to invest in value-add properties in the U.S.

You Were Just Designated One Of The Highest-Quality Hotels In The U.S. — Now The Work Begins

After earning major travel awards, two luxury Texas hotels—the Post Oak Hotel at Uptown and Hotel Emma—must maintain the same level of quality and service.

D.C.'s 2018 Construction Starts Up 22% From Last Year, Rank 3rd In U.S.

Construction projects starting in the D.C. region from January through May totaled $7.5B, a 22% year-over-year increase.

Real Estate Scam Swindled Nearly 1,000 U.S. Investors Out Of $100M, FTC Says

The FTC has come down hard on what it says is the largest overseas real estate investment scam it has ever targeted.

Competitive Ax-Throwing Facilities Spreading Rapidly In U.S. Cities

Philadelphia's Urban Axes was among the earliest adopters of ax throwing in a retail setting, a trend that has exploded internationally.

The 10 Largest North American-U.S. Real Estate Debt Funds To Close In The Last Decade

Since 2008, the number of private real estate-focused debt funds to close has nearly doubled, and borrowers find them to be an attractive alternative to banks.

Boston Remains One Of The Most Expensive Places To Live In The U.S.

If you make the median income in Boston, it will take nearly two-thirds of your monthly pay to afford a home.

Biggest IPO Ever? Warehouse Titan GLP Plans IPO Of U.S. Business With $20B Valuation

Singaporean owner of warehouses GLP is planning an IPO that would value it at $20B, by far the biggest real estate offering in history.

Atlanta's Apartment Rent Growth Ranks 3rd In The U.S.

Leasing demand outstripped new supply two-to-one as well.