Real Estate Finds New Opportunities As The U.S. Pulls Back From Europe

If Europe does go ahead with plans to boost spending on sectors like defence, real estate will be a beneficiary.

Amazon Could Be More Dangerous For American Jobs Than China Is

Amazon hurts U.S. jobs by triggering retailer layoffs.

Hunt’s Seven-Year Fixed Loan Combines The Financial Power Of Large Institutions With The Attention Of Smaller Lenders

In the wake of continued hesitancy from banks to give loans to real estate borrowers, Hunt Mortgage Group unveils seven-year fixed loans from $7.5M to $25M.

Millennial Demand, Rising Land Prices Are Making U.S. Cities More Expensive

Millennials are driving demand in U.S. urban centers, pushing up land prices and housing costs.

Trump Thinks A $200B Bonus Could Incentivize States To Sell Public Assets To Fund Infrastructure Improvements

Trump wants to incentive states to sell public assets for infrastructure repairs with a $200B bonus distributed over a 10 year period.

These 9 U.S. Cities Are Getting Smarter

U.S. cities are deploying digital infrastructure improvements to become smarter, healthier and more sustainable cities.

U.S. Private Equity Firms Left Holding The Baby As U.K. Mall Market Freezes Up

U.S. private equity firms will be left holding secondary U.K. shopping malls they want to sell because the market is frozen.

Tim Cook Avoids Discussing Apple's ‘Beautiful Plants’ Coming To U.S. On Earnings Call

Thanks to robust customer demand and high smartphone sales, the tech company reported earnings of $8.72B on revenue of $45.5B in the fiscal third-quarter

U.S. Hotel Sector Sees Strong Q3 Occupancy Despite Heavy Supply

Though there was moderate growth across all three metrics last quarter, RevPAR remains a weak link in the sector.

Abandoned 19th-Century Insane Asylums To Get A New Lease On Life

This organization plans to preserve and repurpose 19th century Kirkbride insane asylums throughout the U.S. as memorials, museums and more.