Investors now spend more than ever for data center properties, relative to the income from the buildings.

Consumer behavior will probably change dramatically when the coronavirus threat fades.

Brookfield, Starwood, Colony Capital and Blackstone have been among the investors skipping payments on CMBS debt.

More than $14 billion in municipal bonds were sold to finance student housing projects.

And in spite of significant changes to the bankruptcy code since GGP went through the process, filing now will be more arduous.

The 5.6-million-sq.-ft. mega-mall was reappraised at $1.94 billion as its owners missed three monthly debt payments.

Their argument: It’s safe, and the eateries and shops that make Manhattan special can’t hold out much longer.

KBS CEO Chuck Schreiber discusses how the pandemic is changing tenant needs and what that means for office owners.

American Campus Communities Inc. is at the center of a debate about whether students may look for ways out of their leases.

For the very brave, however, this may be an opportunity to take advantage of “desperation” in the market.