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.

The bank hasn’t changed plans to move to a 1.1-million-sq.-ft. space at One Columbus Circle.

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

Proptech companies, especially those in China, are using transaction databases to improve people shopping and living experiences.

To avoid liability, perform thorough due diligence and develop a post-acquisition environmental plan.

With no interest rate hikes and a rebounded stock market, expectations for CRE performance improve.

“Patient long-term money” would be the most likely buyer for the company, analysts say.