Risk mitigation on new loans and proptech adaption in the mortgage sector were among the key topics discussed on Tuesday.

Buyers are still grabbing apartment buildings in New York City—but some investment plays have become tough to pursue.

CLOs, rent regulations and proptech disruption were among the topics discusses during Monday’s sessions.

Most recent fundraising has gravitated to non-traded NAV REITs, which provide additional transparency and liquidity than traditional non-traded REITs.

Strong demand for rooms and steady industry metrics are outweighing new recession fears for hospitality builders.

The Public Buildings Reform Board has released 12 government assets, with a value of up to $750 million, for sale.

Chinese travelers and materials suppliers play a role in demand for U.S. hotels and the speed of U.S. project deliveries.

Only 45 percent of proptech investors plan to make more investments in 2020 than last year.

The commercial real estate services firm held its semi-annual event in New York City on Thursday.