Labor, Insurance Costs Rising, But U.S. Hotels Continue Comeback

The industry has clawed its way back from the dim days of the pandemic, with U.S. hotel occupancy averaging 63% during 2023.

Goldman Sachs Asset Management To Restart 'Actively Investing' In U.S. CRE

Goldman Sachs Asset Management believes U.S. CRE has reached its nadir and is ready to start buying again.

Nearly A Third Of U.S. Lab Space Is Available For Lease As Supply Drowns Demand

Hard times are expected to continue for another six to 12 months as the industry works through a backlog of supply.

3 Bay Area Streets Have The Most Expensive Office Rents In The U.S.

Three streets in the Bay Area feature some of the highest office rents in the U.S.

Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield Says It Won't Sell Its Top U.S. Malls After All

Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield has decided to stay in the U.S. after announcing its departure in 2022.

Walgreens CEO Says It Will Close 'Significant' Number Of U.S. Stores

Wentworth told the WSJ that it would eye underperforming stores and those close together while not significantly reducing its headcount.

South Florida Leads U.S. In Office Attendance Recovery

Miami, Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach offices had only 14% fewer people in April compared to 2019, while the gap nationally is 32.2%.

Largest U.S. Hotel REIT Lowers Guidance In Anticipation Of 'Mild Slowdown'

Despite the down outlook, Host Hotels reported increased cash flow and revenue in the first quarter.

Huggies, Kleenex Maker To Invest $2B To Expand U.S. Manufacturing

Kimberly Clark announced plans to build new manufacturing facilities in Ohio and South Carolina.

For Drugmakers, Outsourcing In The U.S. Brings Biomanufacturing Building Boom

Reshoring and increased demand from GLP-1 weight-loss drugs are leading to a contract manufacturing boom in the U.S.