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.

Vitamin World To Close 124 Stores Across The U.S.

After filing for bankruptcy in September, Vitamin World will close 124 stores across the U.S.

In A Time Of NAFTA Uncertainty, Developer Goes Ahead With Major Industrial Development Near Border

Kearny and PCCP are pushing ahead with a major industrial development on the border.

New Deutsche Bank CEO To Shift U.S. CRE Finance Strategy?

CEO Christian Sewing is now in charge of Deutsche Bank. Will it lead to major changes in its commercial real estate lending?

Suspected Soil Contamination Puts South Works Housing Redevelopment Plan In Limbo But Not Dead

There is another holdup to Emerald Living's plan to redevelop the U.S. Steel South Works site into modular homes — soil contamination.

On The Block: U.K. Property’s £9B Corporate M&A Bonanza

Which real estate companies are on the block?

Trade Disputes, Border Uncertainty Cloud Industrial Sector Outlook

Trade disputes with China and Mexico are starting to spook the U.S. industrial market.

Global Real Estate Survey: CRE Optimism Is Fragile

CRE professionals are worried about the state of the industry in early 2019.

Boston Gaining On New York, San Francisco As Foreign Investors’ Market Of Choice

Foreign capital is increasingly interested in Boston real estate despite other gateway markets taking a hit from a decrease in Chinese investment.