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Facing the prospect of higher taxes, hedge fund managers are looking to move to Puerto Rico to avoid federal levies.

Eighty percent of U.S. households living in professionally-managed apartments made a full or partial rent payment for May by the end of last week, reports NMHC. The Wall Street Journal looks at the cities that have seen outsized growth during the...

New rules are targeting emissions from large distribution logistics facilities, reports The New York Times. GlobeSt.com looks at how the Fed has raised concerns that low transaction volumes have made it difficult to assess current property...

Star Entertainment Group is proposing an all-stock merger and Blackstone has sweetened its cash offer.

The industry selling syndicated conservation easements is “facing a ticking time bomb."

With occupancies north of 95 percent, some single-family rental REITs are raising rents by nearly 10 percent on vacant units.

The Wall Street Journal looks at how changes adapted by restaurants during the pandemic might endure in the long term. Crain’s Chicago Business asks whether Sam Zell’s latest bet on industrial real estate is likely to pay off. These are among...

Room-nights were down about 43% in April compared with 2019 levels, he said, which was an improvement from March. The rebound was being led by domestic travel.

Google’s mobility data shows a sharp increase in travel to work in Tel Aviv during April, with numbers now close to their pre-pandemic baseline.

In the third large REIT merger announced in the past month, Equity Commonwealth has agreed to buy industrial REIT Monmouth for $3.4 billion. A federal judge has struck down the national eviction moratorium, reports CNBC. These are among today’s...