Hung Parliament Is Bad News For Property

The fallout from the 2017 General Election on real estate

Government Homebuying Subsidy Is Worth £1.75B, According To Market Panic

Shares in U.K. housebuilders dropped by an average of 4% after a story on government subsidy, and £1.75B was wiped from the market capitalisation of the sector

Cuban Complications Leave U.S. Hoteliers With Reservations

Though many expected U.S. companies to strike gold in Cuba, American hoteliers are still evaluating whether the island is worth their capital investment.

Investment In Trophy Buildings In Secondary Markets Is Sky-High

Interest in trophy buildings within secondary markets is growing as investors look beyond premium buildings in primary markets.

Foreign Investors Look To Secondary, Tertiary Markets For Better Returns

Foreign investment continues to pour into the U.S. but tertiary markets could be seeing more of the capital.

Chinese Investors Change Focus In Wake Of New Government Regulations

Chinese investment in the U.S. was notably down during first half of 2017.

Chinese Investment Will Continue To Slow, But Not Dissolve

Chinese investment in the U.S. is declining but is not expected to dissipate entirely.

For £160M, New Tax Changes Could Kill London’s Development And Investment Market

The U.K. government raised taxes on foreign investors in real estate and may kill the London market as a consequence

How The Budget Really Gets Put Together, By The PropTech Guy Who’s Been On The Inside

Throwing daylight on magic in what influences the Budget.

5 Economic Trends Impacting Commercial Real Estate In 2018

From the impact of tax reform to the potential for rising interest rates, here are five economic trends that will shape commercial real estate in 2018.