New construction starts of U.S. housing dropped 6.8 percent in March, CNBC reports. After making $1.8 billion from food sales globally in 2016, Ikea is looking opening standalone restaurants, according to Fortune...
With the ACA standing in limbo—as a law that could be assailed at any time—private investors are looking at the merits of selling off their medical office assets.
Neiman Marcus will issue bonds to pay its debt, reports the Dallas Morning News. Banks are scaling back on lending, according to Business Insider. These are among today’s must reads from around the commercial...
The Federal Reserve banks of Atlanta and New York lowered their forecasts for U.S. economic growth, Reuters reports. Urban Land Magazine shares ULI’s latest survey results, showing excess supply and rising...
NAIOP has found commercial real estate development, construction and related services supported 6.25 million U.S. jobs in 2016, REJournals reports. Real estate developers in Chicago have launched an artists-in...
CalPERS will consolidate its real estate, infrastructure and forestry allocations, reports IPE Real Estate. Luxury hotels are experiencing the fallout from President Trump’s travel ban, reports the New York Post...
If San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank President John Williams has his way, there could be up to four interest rate increases this year, Reuters reports. Geopolitical uncertainty is one of the themes accounting for the...
The industry is in the later stages of both economic and valuation cycles, but a downturn will not be like anything we experienced in 2007, according to Blackstone's Jonathan Gray.
