More Than A Century Later, The U.S. Still Doesn’t Have A National World War I Memorial In Washington

A century after World War I ended, there is still no memorial to those who fought and died in it.

TIAA Division Opens New Office To Spend Billions In Southeast U.S., Latin America

TIAA Division TH Real Estate Opens Miami Office With Billions For Shopping Spree

High Street Unveils New Renderings Of Its Multifamily Development At 15th And U

High Street Residential is developing a 288-unit building at 15th and U with an adjacent 96-unit affordable housing component

San Diego Economy Could Be First To Falter In U.S. If Trump Banishes 11M Undocumented Workers

San Diego, rest of the nation, could suffer if undocumented workers are lost to deportation

Preserve And Prosper: 3 Affordable Housing Stories In The U.S.’ Growing Cities

From Austin to DC, affordable housing preservation is a more efficient way to maintain neighborhood diversity and prevent emigration away from urban life.

Mud, Sweat & Tears: Join The Toughest Challenge In U.K. Property

Mud, Sweat & Tears competition is launching this July, and it is the toughest physical and mental challenge yet for the U.K. property industry.

America The Beautiful: The Six Highest-Grossing Landmarks In The U.S.

From the Blue Ridge Mountains to Pearl Harbor, we laud the top U.S. landmarks and national parks in honor of Memorial Day.

Oyster Sauce Family Buys Walkie Talkie In Record U.K. Deal

Deal to buy new office tower shows Asian buyers' strong interest in London assets

This Japanese Asset Manager Has $9B To Spend On Foreign Assets, And U.S. Acquisitions Are High On Its List

This Japanese firm wants to boost its assets under management to 100 trillion yen by 2020, and U.S. real estate and company acquisitions are high on its list.

Aldi Could Become The Third-Largest Grocer In U.S. By 2022

With this aggressive expansion plan, Aldi would operate some 2,500 locations across the U.S. by 2022.