The price tag is the highest paid for a Manhattan hotel since the pandemic upended travel.

Big corporate tenants are staying in city centers, but they are downsizing and looking for bargain rents, reports the Wall Street Journal. Curbed asks whether the Compass IPO is just another iteration of the WeWork story. These are among today’s...

Nearly 26.1 million sq. ft. of logistics real estate is under construction, but much of it is already leased, according to CBRE.

Distressed debt specialists—who at one point last year had $131 billion to spend—are rummaging for increasingly elusive bargains.

New York State has moved closer to finalizing a program to distribute federal rent assistance to tenants and landlords, reports the Gothamist. Real Estate Journals looks at why commercial real estate lenders are eager to see investment in...

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau estimates 1.7 million consumers will exit U.S. forbearance relief programs in September.

Roughly one in every 11 stores will close in the next year, according to an analysis by UBS.

Much will depend on how fast countries can inoculate their populations from COVID-19.

The Wall Street Journal looks at how investors in the single-family rental market are snapping up a significant share of houses on the market. A major skyscraper in London is on sale—providing a test for the appetite for office investment, reports...

Despite popular support among Republican voters, Congressional Republican leaders have stated their opposition to Biden’s $2.25 trillion plan last week.