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Many of our predictions for this past year wound up coming true. This is not an article about those predictions.
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For the first time since 1994, individual real estate donors have been giving more money to Democratic presidential candidates than Republicans thanks to Trump.
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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.
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Proposed tariffs by the incoming Trump Administration would impact the cost of construction materials for U.S. developers.
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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.
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Contractors are still struggling to fill open positions, including for entry-level roles, even as developers are cautious to break ground on new projects.
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Savannah's industrial footprint had already nearly doubled since 2020 to 154M SF.
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The industrial giant beat analyst expectations but said President Donald Trump's tariff policies kept it from boosting its 2025 guidance.
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Target allocations for commercial real estate slipped at global financial institutions in 2025 but are expected to bounce back as soon as next year.
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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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