One Year On, This Is What Covid Has Done To U.S. Real Estate

Data highlights the extent of the pandemic's impact on CRE

Execs At HNA, Which Bought And Sold Billions In U.S. Real Estate, Detained In China

HNA Group execs were detained by police in China.

With Nearly 20,000 Rooms In The Pipeline, LA Leads U.S. Hotel Construction

Almost 4,000 rooms are under construction now.

Singaporean REIT Makes Big Chicago Industrial Buy In What Could Be A Wave Of U.S. Purchases

Ascendas REIT has purchased seven Chicago industrial properties and isn't likely to stop there.

Report Finds Homeownership Still Cheaper Than Renting In Most U.S. Markets

Buying beats renting in most markets despite median home prices increasing in 88% of counties analyzed in the report.

Flex Office Company Mindspace Locks Down $72M For Expansion In U.S., Overseas

The company has locations in San Francisco, Philly and Washington, D.C.

EXCLUSIVE: CBRE Reports Improved Office Demand In Half Of Major U.S. Markets

Recovery of the office market may temporarily stall as omicron cases continue to surge, researchers say.

In An Effort To Maintain Affordability, U.S. Governments Make Play To Keep Homes Out Of Private Investors’ Hands

As major investors' interest in single-family rentals rise, local organizations from California to Cincinnati try to counter the wave.

U.S. Property Firms Bring Slice Of Hollywood To Ireland With €300M Film Studios

Two U.S. real estate firms have been picked to bring a slice of Hollywood to Ireland with a new €300M film studio.

Surge In Wireless Data Could Shift Key Connectivity Points, Redrawing The U.S. Data Center Map

The need for interconnection has driven data center developers toward major hubs, but 5G is pushing interconnection to the edge.