Midsize tenants drive a significant portion of demand for industrial space in cities.

IPOs have been few and far between in the first half of the year. That doesn’t bode well for the remainder of 2019.

While both asking and effective retail rents are trending up, the anemic growth reflects worries about continuing store closures.

Availability of skilled labor and local tax incentives are some of the deciding factors for manufacturers’ site selection.

While lenders are remaining disciplined, they feel there’s plenty of demand for industrial space and single-family rentals.

With healthy balance sheets and portfolios and favorable capital markets conditions, the outlook for publicly-traded REITs remains stable.

Construction subcontractors are raising prices in advance, even if the tariffs have not yet made an impact on materials prices.

Cross-border entities have pulled back on investment in the U.S. hospitality sector this year.

A multi-year study by Georgetown University Medical Center found nursing home costs are rising much higher than the rate of inflation.