Virtua Partners Launches First-Ever Fund Dedicated To Opportunity Zones

Equity firm Virtua Partners is targeting $200M for a new fund to invest in the Opportunity Zones designated by the GOP tax bill.

New Federal Infrastructure Policy Slow To Materialize, Dampening Enthusiasm For Private Infrastructure Deals

There's capital for infrastructure projects, but not as much enthusiasm for them.

China Trade War, Lost Business Could Shutter Springfield’s New Train Factory By 2024

The trade war with China could shut down a $100M Springfield rail car factory.

Developers Score Win With Wetlands Protection Rollback

President Trump rolls back water rules, making development easier in some places.

Biden's Election Day Win Has Revived Foreign Investment Interest In The U.S.

Foreign investment into U.S. real estate slowed to a trickle of because President Donald Trump's hostile policies toward immigrants.

The First Developer-In-Chief Led The Nation With A CRE Perspective, For Better Or Worse

Donald Trump's background in commercial real estate shaped his presidency in many ways, from his administration's policies to his visits to Trump properties.

Larry Hogan On Leadership, Mentors And All That Talk About A White House Run

Will he or won't he run for president in 2024?

Texas Bill Part Of Widening Effort To Stop China, Other Nations From Buying U.S. Property

A Texas Republican lawmaker has introduced a bill to keep Russia, China, Iran and North Korea from buying land in Texas.

Microsoft Breaks Ground On $1B Data Center Campus At Former Foxconn Site In Wisconsin

Work has begun on Microsoft's Wisconsin campus on a property that was formerly part of a highly touted Foxconn manufacturing hub.

Possibility Of Privatizing Fannie, Freddie Raises Questions About The Future Of Crucial Mortgage Guarantee

Donald Trump floated a plan to privatize the government-sponsored enterprises in 2018, and his allies are planning to revive the plan during his second term.