Why This $16B Dutch Pension Fund Is Betting On U.S. Real Estate

Bouwinvest is pouring an additional $350M into North American CRE over the next two years, led by Bert van den Hoek in its New York office.

CRE Donor Class Among Benefactors Abandoning Trump And His Allies

Many donors showed Monday they don't want to support Donald Trump or his enablers anymore.

Naked Cyclists And Knowing Who’s In Charge: What You Miss When You Can’t Tour An Asset

Virtual tours have kept real estate transactions going during the pandemic, but they can't completely replace physical tours.

Big U.S. And European Beasts Look To China And Its Love Of Digital For Future Real Estate Growth

China's logistics and tech-led office markets attract global capital.

Private Equity Looks To Listed Companies Again For Underpriced Real Estate

Banks aren't shedding property, so investors are looking at public companies

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Flood Of Capital To Red-Hot Multifamily Pushing Down Returns, Even As Rents Spike

Increased competition is lowering return expectations for multifamily investors, but that tightening is being offset by record levels of rent growth.

Report Finds Homeownership Still Cheaper Than Renting In Most U.S. Markets

Buying beats renting in most markets despite median home prices increasing in 88% of counties analyzed in the report.

Institutional Investors Funneling Funds Into Affordable Housing To Hit ESG Targets

Seventy-two percent of investors are making decisions based on ESG, a survey found.

'Feels Like The New Retail’: Some Owners Giving Up On Older Offices In High-Cost Cities

Colder-weather, higher-cost office markets are down, but some experts aren't ready to count them out.