Get the latest news about the Fed cutting interest rates, WeWork postponing their IPO, and online stores moving to brick-and-mortar spaces.

In this episode of Common Area Podcast, David Bodamer and co-host Aric Johnson discuss updates from the stories that we’ve been following for the

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The New York Times looks at how telecommuting has changed the real estate industry. A Business Insider article describes more strange happenings at WeWork. These are among today’s must reads from around
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The plans to spin-off Old Navy and Madewell will be made riskier by the trade war.

(Bloomberg Opinion)—Two big names in clothing retail are getting smaller. Gap Inc. laid out

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Digital Realty, EQT Partners and Digital Colony Partners are also looking at a potential CyrusOne acquisition.

(Bloomberg)—New suitors have emerged for CyrusOne Inc., the data-center company exploring a sale.

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Jeff Pyatt, incoming CEO of Broadmark Realty Capital, talks about his expectations for the multifamily and single-family lending markets.

Through a $1.2 billion deal, a Seattle company and a

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The report ranked cities in the Southwest and the Southeast as currently offering the best CRE prospects.

The commercial real estate market remains strong, despite

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REITs have been on a tear over the past decade; will continued low rates keep the pace going?

Real estate investment trust (REIT) ETFs have been on quite a tear this year. But

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Many savvy investors thought the markets reached its cycle peak a few years ago. That turned out not to be the case.
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The New York Times looks at why the Federal Reserve decided to cut rates again. Airbnb plans an IPO in 2020, reports Reuters. These are among today’s must
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Can they use their millions of subscribers to drive bricks-and-mortar sales?

What do Birchbox, Adore Me, Rent the Runway, Frank & Oak and Fabletics all have in common?

Yes, they’re all digitally native brands, but more specifically, they’re subscription-based retailers

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  1. Blackstone Nears $2.9 Billion Deal for Great Wolf
  2. Korean Investor Group Acquires Stake in One AT&T Plaza in Dallas
  3. PREA Survey Continues to Show Expectations of Moderating Growth, but Sentiment Ticked Up from the Second Quarter
  4. Visiting Colleges? The Era of Staying in a Sad Hotel Is Over
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