Many of our predictions for this past year wound up coming true. This is not an article about those predictions.
For the first time since 1994, individual real estate donors have been giving more money to Democratic presidential candidates than Republicans thanks to Trump.
Expecting Chinese CRE investors to run back to the U.S.? Think again. The political and economic spread between the two countries has shifted the market.
Proposed tariffs by the incoming Trump Administration would impact the cost of construction materials for U.S. developers.
The Big, Beautiful Bill being debated by the Senate would give the White House the authority to impose a tax on countries that it says have unfair tax policies.
Contractors are still struggling to fill open positions, including for entry-level roles, even as developers are cautious to break ground on new projects.
Savannah's industrial footprint had already nearly doubled since 2020 to 154M SF.
The industrial giant beat analyst expectations but said President Donald Trump's tariff policies kept it from boosting its 2025 guidance.
Target allocations for commercial real estate slipped at global financial institutions in 2025 but are expected to bounce back as soon as next year.
The Chinese government will keep restrictions on foreign investments through 2019, and the resulting sell-off will likely drive down prices.
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