Frank Stronach, Billionaire Owner of U.S. Racetracks, In Family Feud With CEO Daughter

Billionaire racetrack owner Frank Stronach is suing his daughter Belinda.

'Slammed' With Showings And Deals: Miami Only Market In U.S. Expected To See Office Rents Grow

Commercial real estate brokers say Miami has become the strongest market in the country.

Mori Building Buys Stake In SL Green's Next Trophy As Japan's U.S. CRE Interest Deepens

The Tokyo-based developer now shares building ownership with SL Green, which retained its 51% stake.

Bridgepoint To Acquire Kayne Anderson, Making $1.4B Foray Into U.S.

The acquisition is projected to boost the company’s earnings per share by over 20% in 2028.

One Of Singapore's Largest REITs Plans To Sell 40% Of Its U.S. Data Centers

Mapletree's 22-building portfolio is spread across 15 states, and most are fully leased.

Comcast Picks D.C. To Open Its Second Experiential Retail Store In The U.S.

Comcast chose DC to open its experiential retail concept, Studio Xfinity, in the former City Sports storefront in Gallery Place this fall

'Aggressive' Turkish Billionaire's First U.S. Project, The Tallest Tower In Florida, To Break Ground Soon

Bekir Okan plans to finance the $300M tower himself.

WeWork Wants To Raise Up To $4B In Debt As Chinese Coworking Giant Seeks U.S. IPO

Ucommune, a Chinese rival to WeWork, wants an IPO in the near future.

Hey, DFW And Houston: Brightmark Is Scouring The U.S. For A Site To Invest $500M To $1B, And You're On The List

A San Francisco firm with $1B to invest has DFW and Houston on its list of potential future sites for plastics recycling.

The U.S. Desperately Needs More Affordable Housing. What’s Standing In Its Way?

The U.S. needs more affordable and workforce housing now than ever before. What challenges do developers have to overcome to build it?