On Tuesday, panelists tackled the subjects including Opportunity Zones and lack of diversity in the industry as well as the state of financing.

Fourth quarter increases over the year-ago quarter were led by the healthcare, multifamily and industrial sectors.

After a judge rejected a settlement of a lawsuit, New York City came up with a bolder proposal.

CMBS originations, commercial real estate debt fund activity and the fate of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac were among subjects of discussion at MBA CREF 2019.

The shortage of workers is likely to get worse as developers continue to open new hotels.

Kristi Kuechler, of Family Office Exchange, talks about high-net-worth investors preferences and worries at this point in the cycle.

Thousands of manufacturing jobs in Western U.S. depend on components and raw materials imported from Asia.

Millennials are driving fitness, beauty and wellness concepts, many of which operate on membership models and drive regular shopper traffic.

Neil Dipaola, of outdoor lodging brand AutoCamp, talks about the company’s plans for a nationwide network of upscale trailer hotels.