Developers, Investors Prepare To Swoop In On Future Cash Cows During Downturn

Investors and developers are preparing to take advantage of the next U.S. market downturn.

Manulife Forms $1.2B Real Estate JV With Israeli Insurance Company

Manulife and Harel Insurance are teaming up to buy $1.2B in U.S. CRE.

Recession Fears Exaggerated, But Energy Industry To Take A Hit

Houston's 2020 economic forecast: don't worry too much, but also don't stop worrying yet

First HS2 Is Approved, Now Massive Birmingham Airport Expansion?

HS2 gets go ahead: will Birmingham also get a new airport runway as an alternative to Heathrow

The Scramble Is On To Build Temporary Healthcare Space

Temporary healthcare is being erected nationwide in a rush to head off the pandemic.

Multifamily Starts Soared In Q2 As Homebuilder Confidence Hit Record High

As the pandemic has reinforced the importance of the safety of home, multifamily construction starts ballooned in Q2 and homebuilders are riding high.

Proposed Bill Would Bail Out Beleaguered CMBS Industry

A bill to bail out CMBS will be proposed in Congress.

Battle Over Florida's Private Train Reaches U.S. Supreme Court

Brightline trains' funding source is being challenged in court.

Even With A New Administration, The Old Days Of Easy Chinese CRE Investment May Be Gone

Expecting Chinese CRE investors to run back to the U.S.? Think again. The political and economic spread between the two countries has shifted the market.

Equinix Abandons 8 Leased Data Centers In Strategy Shift

Equinix has announced intentions to leave eight of its leased data centers across the U.S.