The presumptive Democratic nominee's plan would cost $775 billion over 10 years.

More AI products are starting to come to the market for mortgage lenders. The challenge is figuring out which are worth the investment.

Landlords need to educate themselves about the new Subchapter 5 bankruptcy rules as a precedent-setting case plays out in Texas.

Industrial facilities are seeing rising rents and potential bidding wars as online sales drive demand for space to store merchandise.

As more drive-in movie theaters pop up in parking lots of malls and big-box retailers, we look at how these partnerships work.

In the last recession some for-sale condo developments were turned into rentals. Brokers say that's unlikely to happen in the current crisis.

The new spikes in COVID-19 cases in many U.S. markets has derailed a nascent recovery in the hospitality sector.

The company is the “800-pound gorilla” in the room. But it may soon be facing tougher competition.

In part three of a four-part series on loan workouts, Holland & Knight's Susan J. Booth outlines how a lender should develop their strategy.