25,000 Stores Might End 2020 In Dustbin Of Retail History

As many as 25,000 stores might close in 2020, especially apparel and department stores.

Regal Cinemas Will Shutter All U.S. And U.K. Operations, Blames Gov. Cuomo

The CEO of Cineworld, which owns U.S. theater chain Regal Cinemas, says that without open movie theaters in New York, the whole film industry stops.

How Two Companies Are Working To Bridge The U.S. Data Center Gap

Data centers are more important than ever, but many businesses lack access to these key facilities. Two companies are working to fix that.

Multifamily REIT Bluerock The Latest To Explore Strategic Options, Including Sale

Bluerock is the latest REIT to consider a sale to investors.

Lennar Subsidiary And Canadian Pension Giant Making Nearly $1B Bet On U.S. Multifamily

The partners are planning to develop in hot apartment markets nationwide.

Pricey Steel Is Creating Big Headaches For Data Center Builders

Steel prices are at record highs, and that's making data center construction expensive as the industry rushes to meet global demand for cloud computing.

U.S. Malls Have Lost A Third Of Their Value Since 2017 Peak

Class-B and C regional mall valuations have taken a beating since 2017.

Rents Surge At Fastest Pace In More Than 35 Years

Rents keep rising — but how long can that last?

As Infrastructure Money Pours In, Construction Companies Prepare To Deal With Unintended Consequences

The infrastructure bill will add fuel to the fire of higher costs and tight labor.

Embattled Developer Hits Back At Former Partner, Seeks Millions In Repayment And Damages

National Realty Investment Advisors has claimed that companies co-owned by the son of its disgraced former executive Nick Salzano owe NRIA creditors millions.