Occupancy for U.S. hotels averaged 44 percent in 2020, the lowest number on record, according to STR.

Revenue from the Trump hotel in Washington, D.C. and hotel properties in Las Vegas fell by more than half from 2019.

Central bank bond buying has helped sustain capital markets, which has benefited commercial real estate globally, reports the Wall Street Journal. Footwear News analyzes how brick and mortar retail is continuing to evolve. These are among today’s...

The test examines the effects of a 37 percent economic contraction, more global protectionism and a future where people avoid offices, restaurants and stores.