Investors around the world are showing renewed interest in sovereign wealth funds, state funds that invest public money in a range of assets, according to a new survey from Hill & Knowlton and Penn Schoen Berland...
Apartment owners got a taste of encouraging news in the first quarter, as vacancy rates for all rental buildings with at least five units declined to 12.1% from 12.5% in the previous quarter, according a National...
The percentage of information technology (IT) employees at apartment companies has declined significantly over the past two years, according to a new benchmarking report by the National Multi-Housing Council, an...
The $20.6 million sale of a two-building office complex in Arlington, Va. this week provides fresh evidence that commercial real estate deals are reviving. In fact, buyers are lining up to purchase well-located...
At the peak of the retail boom, before recession set in late in 2007, The Home Depot was opening about 200 home improvement stores per year, or roughly one store every 41 hours. Not anymore. This year, the retailer is...
The corporate real estate divisions of a growing number of Fortune 500 companies are aggressively pursuing energy-conservation measures, from relocating warehouses in order to save fuel costs to applying Japanese...
In the depths of recession, after big-name retailers flipped off their lights for good, lenders everywhere warned landlords of the penalties for violating loan covenants. Marshall Loeb, president of mall owner...
The office towers of New York City may be the priciest in the nation, but they’re a downright bargain when compared with rental space in London, now ranked as the most expensive market in the world...
