How CRE Investors Could Cash in On the Tax Bill

Dec 27, 2017

Many of the provisions passed will have a positive impact on investors by putting more money back into their pockets in terms of tax savings.

As Omni-Channel Success Becomes Critical for Retailers, It’s Driving Demand for Logistics Space

Dec 22, 2017

Today, the biggest challenge for brick-and-mortar retailers competing in the e-commerce space is speed of delivery.

What Xceligent’s Bankruptcy Says About the Property Data Business

Dec 22, 2017

Some in the sector lamented the loss of another competitor in an increasingly narrow field.

Construction Loans Not Hard To Find for Multifamily Projects

Dec 20, 2017

Though the terms are getting tougher, banks continue to put more money into apartment construction.

The 10 Markets with the Most Planned Multifamily Units

Dec 19, 2017

Some of the cities that have the most units under construction right now—such as Los Angeles, for example,—do not have a big chunk in the planning stages.

Grocery-Anchored Shopping Centers Begin to Experience Retail Headwinds

Dec 15, 2017

It appears that the sector is evolving into a case of the “haves” and “have nots.”

The 10 Markets with the Highest Amount of New Industrial Development

Dec 15, 2017

A list of warehouse projects completed since 2012 or under construction, compiled by CBRE, gives an indication of regions seeing the greatest demand for industrial space.

Why is Unibail-Rodamco Buying Westfield?

Dec 13, 2017

Overall, the move bodes well for class-A malls in the U.S., according to industry analysts.

Agency Lenders Still Rule the Multifamily Loan Market

Dec 12, 2017

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac held 37 percent ($467 billion) of all mortgages on multifamily properties outstanding as of Sept. 30, 2017, according the Federal Reserve data.

Solid Demand for Student Housing Should Continue for Years to Come

Dec 12, 2017

There is likely to be a pool of over 30 million college-age people every year for decades to come.