Reeves Center Redevelopment Effort Drags On As D.C. Navigates ‘Sensitive' Infrastructure

The Reeves Center selection process, now over 13 months since the RFP was issued, is taking longer than some expected as D.C. is handling issues with the site.

Even London's Tech Sector Set To Suffer From Election Fallout

Article oimpact of the U.K. General Election on the London tech sector

Federal Court Partially Blocks Florida’s Ban On Chinese Landownership

A federal appeals court blocked the law from being enforced against two Chinese nationals, saying the law "blatantly" violates the Constitution.

This Week's Atlanta Deal Sheet: Lender Takes Over TerraCap's Dunwoody Office For $13M

The new price for 200 Ashford Center North comes in 30% lower than its original loan.

U.S. Economy Was Sluggish In Q4, Consumer Spending Expanded

Consumer spending grew in Q4 despite slowing economic growth.

U.S. Government Settles Russian Money Laundering Case Involving Manhattan Real Estate

Many involved in the trial question whether there has been any political pressure or involvement applied to this case.

Exclusive Video: The First-Ever Drone Race In a U.K. Office Building

U.K.'s first ever office drone race

Rebound In U.S. Deal Volume Led By Apartment, Industrial Investment Activity

U.S. commercial real estate transaction volume rose 3.2% in Q3 to $109.5B, though this overall increase was not reflected in every sector.

U.S. Tennis Association To Build $15M Mid-Atlantic HQ, Tennis Complex In Manassas

With its move from Reston to Manassas, the U.S. Tennis Association Mid-Atlantic plans to build a tennis complex to meet the needs of its growing membership.

U.K. Commercial Real Estate’s Gender Pay Gap Is Almost Twice As Big As The Average

Commercial real estate has a bigger pay gap than average