At Least A Quarter Of U.S. Malls Will Disappear

As department stores and clothiers fail, so will U.S. malls, with 25% or more closing.

Trial Date Set For $5.8B Sale Of 15 U.S. Luxury Hotels

The sale of a portfolio of 15 U.S. hotel luxury properties is in limbo

The 2020 Census Is Crucial To CRE, And It's Less Certain Than Ever

The census is critical to numerous real estate functions.

Silverstein Snaps Up Iconic Asset At Major Discount In First West Coast Foray

New York-based Silverstein Properties made its first foray into the West Coast with the acquisition of U.S. Bank Tower in downtown Los Angeles.

First Major U.S. Cricket Stadium Heading To North Texas OZ, Could Spur CRE Development

Grand Prairie is set to become the cricket capital of the U.S. with plans for a new landmark stadium.

Black Friday In-Store Shopping Spikes From 2020, Still Can’t Touch 2019 Numbers

Black Friday sales bounced back vigorously from 2020, especially at physical stores.

Mapletree Ramps Up U.S. Logistics Presence With 2 Portfolio Acquisitions For $3B

Mapletree, a major investor from Singapore, snaps up a large U.S. industrial portfolio.

Meta Stops Construction On 2 U.S. Data Centers As Part Of AI-Focused Redesign

Meta is pausing projects in Texas and Alabama and stopping development in Denmark.

CEO Of Multinational Firm Weighs In On Industry Response To Inflation

CRE Brokerage CEO gives his perspective on how inflation is impacting three large CRE sectors and what the future has in store.

Goldman Predicting U.S. Will ‘Narrowly’ Escape Recession, Even As Banks Tighten Lending

Goldman Sachs says this cycle is far different from any other inflationary period.