Vietnam Gains On China For EB-5 Participation As U.S. Developers Seek Cheap Capital

China's investment restrictions have left a void of EB-5 foreign capital in the U.S. real estate market, and Vietnam is quickly rising to fill it.

HUD Expands LIHTC Program To Encourage Opportunity Zone Investments

HUD Secretary Ben Carson has announced the expansion of a pilot program meant to speed up financing for LIHTC-supported developments.

One Key Market Indicator Has Gone Negative For The First Time Since 2007

The relationship between short- and long-term federal Treasury yields has inverted for the first time since 2007, a likely harbinger for a recession.

Is Real Estate The Ultimate Safe Haven During A Bruising Trade War?

For investors looking to be defensive with their capital as the trade war between the U.S. and China ramps up, experts believe real estate could be the play.

Millennials Care Most About Green Features In Their Apartments — Some Are Willing To Pay More For Them

Renters say they will pay for green apartment features, but only so much.

CRE Could Benefit From The Fed Cutting Interest Rates To Near-Zero Levels — If Things Reopen

In light of the coronavirus epidemic's economic impact, the U.S. Federal Reserve has cut interest rates to historic lows last seen during the 2008 downturn.

Lessons From A City In A Second Lockdown: Why Recovery Will Be K-Shaped And Slow

Manchester's experience of a second lockdown shows how the leisure and office economies are inextricably intertwined

Bisnow Survey: CRE Worried About Higher Taxes, Gridlock, More Shutdowns In A Biden Presidency

Taxes, political gridlock, regulations and more shutdowns are among the many issues worrying CRE professionals in the wake of the U.S. election.

In A Bid For Talent, Office TI Work To Accelerate Despite Cost Burdens

Tenant Improvement projects were down in 2020 but is expected to rise in 2021, according to Cushman & Wakefield. High construction costs will be a challenge.

A Fraction Of Federal Relief Has Made It To Renters As Eviction Moratorium Hangs By A Thread

Barely any of the $45B in federal rent relief allocated in the past six months has made it to tenants, and the situation has grown increasingly desperate.