New York Developer Buys 26-Acre Nicetown Factory Site At Auction

New York-based Plymouth Group placed the winning bid for the 26-acre former Budd Co. industrial site in the Nicetown neighborhood of North Philadelphia.

Chinese Tariffs Aren't Expected To Take Bite Out Of Boston Building Boom

Tariffs on Chinese goods theoretically will make Boston's building prices go even higher, but developers aren't concerned yet.

Limited U.S.-China Trade Deal Has Markets Riding High As CRE Shrugs

With the U.S. and China agreeing to a partial deal to ease the trade war between them, markets hit all-time highs — but it may not move the needle much in CRE

How The Continued Rise Of Nationalism Will Hit Real Estate Capital Flows And Values

If nationalism continues to rise, the global real estate sector will suffer.

Tom Barrack Feels Pinch As REIT Defaults On $3.2B

The defaults occurred in a portfolio including hotels and healthcare properties.

Jared Kushner Divests From Startup To Avoid Conflicts Of Interest

The White House senior adviser and son-in-law of President Donald Trump has reportedly divested from the company he co-founded to avoid conflicts of interest.

NYC Real Estate Sits Through Paralyzing Uncertainty As Nation Awaits Result

Real estate players are hoping for an outcome that will lead to more federal funding for the city.

Take The Bisnow Exit Poll: Is Biden The Right Choice For CRE?

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The Bisnow Newsroom On What’s At Stake For CRE In Next Week’s Election

Bisnow reporters unpack the biggest issues for real estate ahead of the U.S. presidential election.

‘I Would Not Be A CRE Investor’ Right Now, Says Moody’s Chief Economist

Mark Zandi, who directs the economic research arm of Moody’s, would not be a CRE investor even if the Federal Reserve holds interest rates very low.