Data Centers May Cause 60% Jump In Electricity Prices On Largest U.S. Grid

Data center electricity demand is driving up utility bills for consumers. Utilities say they need new power plants built faster to keep up with demand.

Miami Apartment Construction Surges To Top Spot In U.S.

Miami led the nation in multifamily permits in June and saw a surge in construction starts.

Live Nation To Invest $1B In Music Venues Across The U.S.

The company plans to open doors or break ground on 18 venues ranging from intimate clubs to large outdoor amphitheaters.

Billionaire Family Behind Brazilian Conglomerate Targets $1B In U.S. CRE

The Ermirio de Moraes family is looking to gain ground on U.S. soil.

DFW Still Leads U.S. In Corporate Relocations, But Momentum Slows

DFW remains attractive to companies looking to relocate, but several factors have site selectors thinking twice about recommending the metro to clients.

D.C. Offices Have The Highest Concessions In The U.S., Driving Firms To Relocate

D.C. concessions in D.C. grew 21.7% last year to $201.88/SF, the highest in the nation, a trend that is driving many law firms and nonprofits to relocate.

£3B Quintain Sale Would Be U.K.’s Largest Private Deal And Prove BTR Is Mainstream

Quintain could be a defining deal for the U.K. build-to-rent sector

Spanish Private Equity Giant Sets Sights On U.S. In Partnership With Miami-Based Exan Capital

Azora Capital, a European private equity manager, is entering the U.S. real estate market with Exan Capital.

Brazil’s Biggest Homebuilder Is Expanding Quickly In U.S. Multifamily

Ernesto Lopes, president and CEO of AHS Residential, said the Brazilian homebuilder is expanding fast.

These Are The 10 Richest Self-Made People In U.K. Property

These people made their own fortune in property