$4B UK Life Sciences Fund Reveals First U.S. Investments

The Ancora L&G partnership will develop a project in Rhode Island and purchased a building in Georgia.

The Middle East's Largest Sovereign Wealth Fund To Push Harder Into U.S. Real Estate

The Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, the third-largest sovereign wealth fund in the world, intends to invest more in the U.S. to take advantage of the recession.

Why Moody’s Chief Economist Mark Zandi Is So Optimistic About The U.S. Economy

Moody's Chief Economist Mark Zandi knows the U.S. is facing headwinds, but he's not concerned about a recession. Find out why.

Affordability Expiring On Nearly 200,000 U.S. Housing Units In Next 5 Years

Without new agreements or new subsidies, some 100,000 units annually from 2023 could be converted to market-rate housing.

Investment Heads For A Deep Freeze As Half Of London Assets Fall Into The Red. U.S. Cities Are Not Far Behind

A big chunk of CRE assets in major cities are worth less than their purchase prices. As a result, investment volumes are falling.

Netflix Opening Permanent Retail And Dining Experience In U.S.

After experiments with pop-ups, Netflix is planning to set up two permanent locations.

41% Of U.S. Rental Housing Is In High-Risk Climate Areas, Study Finds

Over 18 million homes are vulnerable to climate change and extreme weather events, according to a new study from Harvard’s Joint Center for Housing Studies.

Philly Could Snag First Michael Jordan-Branded World Of Flight Store In The U.S.

Jordan World of Flight stores are already open in Milan and Tokyo.

This Week's Atlanta Deal Sheet: Swiss Logistics Tech Firm Opening U.S. HQ In Dunwoody

Swisslog leased a full floor at Terraces North in Dunwoody, plus the rest of the top transactions from the week.

Houston Ranks No. 2 In U.S. For Outpatient Medical Construction, But New Starts Have Slowed

Houston leads the Sun Belt in the amount of medical outpatient buildings under construction, as changing demographics and preferences lead to a surge in demand.