As Government Shutdown Drags On, Risks To Commercial Real Estate Emerge

The longer the government is shut down, the more the industry is exposed to risk.

CRE Groups Race To Fight Tax Plan That Would Be Like 'Dropping A Bomb On The Business Model'

Eighteen industry groups led by the Real Estate Roundtable are fighting to protect the corporate SALT deduction as Congress debates tax policy.

What Can Chicago Developers Expect This Year? Learn More At Bisnow’s Jan. 21 Event

Bisnow's Chicago 2025 Market Kickoff event on Jan. 21 will invite commercial real estate professionals to discuss what's on the horizon for Chicago assets.

Data Center Planned At Defunct Philly-Area Hospital Faces Pushback

More than 2,000 people have signed a petition opposing a data center project at the defunct Pennhurst State School and Hospital in Chester County.

Federal Lease Terminations Drive 8M SF Of Office Occupancy Losses

Office occupancy losses accelerated in the first quarter but are expected to stabilize throughout the rest of the year, according to JLL.

HUD Says Immigrants, The Unmarried Are Worsening The Housing Crisis

The report says an increase of 5.1 million in the U.S. foreign-born population from 2022 to 2024 was responsible for two-thirds of rental demand growth in 2023.

Construction Built A Home For Women. Now Its Foundation Is Looking Shaky

Construction has made great strides in its recruitment of women, but this year's Women in Construction Week is weighed down by worry about DEI-related orders.

Hyundai Boosts U.S. Investment To $26B With New Robotics Facility

Hyundai is increasing its U.S. investment to $26B through 2028. The additional $5B will be used to build a new robotics facility and a steel mill in Louisiana.

DOGE Reverses Plan To Terminate 135 Leases, GSA Says More Could Be Spared

The federal government took 2.2M SF of space off its list of leases it plans to terminate, which now spans 657 leases and 8M SF across the country.

GSA Pulls 135K SF IRS Office From DOGE Termination List, Landlord Says

Global Net Lease said it had received a letter from the government saying it intended to keep its office for the Internal Revenue Service outside Nashville.