U.S. Retail Closures Up Almost 70% This Year As Thousands Of Stores Prepare To Go Dark

Family Dollar and CVS topped a list of U.S. retailers to announce store closures in 2024.

Judge Issues Arrest Warrant For Houston Real Estate Investor Ali Choudhri

A bankruptcy judge signed a warrant for Ali Choudhri's arrest after he failed to produce documents in a bankruptcy case, according to court documents.

U.S. Appraisal Oversight Body Quiet For 7 Months, Now Running With 30% Smaller Staff

Acting Executive Director Matt Ponzar told the Appraisal Subcommittee board that it is “currently operating with nearly 30% fewer staff.”

REPORT: ICE Is Quickly And Quietly Opening More Than 150 New Offices

The immigration enforcement agency, already facing pressure over planned expansions of detention facilities, is quickly growing its office footprint.

U.S. To Suspend Quick Processing Of Foreign Workers H-1B Visa Program

U.S. to temporarily suspend quick processing of foreign workers visa program H-1B.

Even Developers Agree The U.S. Has Way Too Much Retail Space

The U.S. retail market has too much real estate. The question now is what to do with all the useless space?

Colliers U.S. Brokerage President Gives His Outlook For CRE

While Colliers International's Marty Pupil sees challenges ahead in recruitment, he also sees opportunity arising through technology and retail disruption.

New York Fed President Says U.S. Economy Has A Long Run Left

His comments about the strength of the economy echo those made by Janet Yellen after officials raised rates earlier this month.

Data Center Investment Soars As Companies Increase Data Consumption

The U.S. data center sector is witnessing explosive growth as companies continue to increase data consumption.

Hotel Revenue Growth Is Slowing, But Not Expected To Crash In A Downturn

U.S. hotel analysts are optimistic about the industry despite declines in RevPAR growth and a perceived downturn on the horizon.