(Bloomberg)—The long-term vigor of the U.S.
Getty Images The slow growth in income and net wealth for middle-class households is worrying news for the economy, according to Fed Governor Lael Brainard.
Gary Hershorn/Getty Images Owners of older office buildings are feeling the pressure to renovate and reposition their properties to stay competitive.
In March, Manhattan saw the opening
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Getty Images Strong population growth and lower prices are luring industrial investors to secondary cities.
Strong economic and population growth in secondary markets is leading to increased investment in industrial real estate in those areas, according
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E-commerce is making its way into home buying, reports the New York Times. Manhattan’s luxury rental market is booming, according to Bloomberg. These are among today’s must reads from around the commercial real estate industry.
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Getty Images More than 110 million sq. ft. of new office space is under construction nationally.
U.S. office market performance in the first quarter of 2019 showed resilience, with roughly 14
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FHFA Director Mark Calabria says the agencies can be privatized even without Congress legislation.
(Bloomberg)—Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac’s new overseer said the mortgage giants can be freed from government control even if Congress doesn’t pass a housing-finance overhaul,
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Sam Zell says it’s not unusual for real estate developers to have huge deductions.
(Bloomberg)—Billionaire investor Sam Zell dismissed President Donald Trump’s tax records as irrelevant, saying that as a fellow real estate developer in the
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The children’s attraction, which has seen more than 72 million visitors, is looking for 80,000-sq.-ft. spaces.
KidZania, an indoor, interactive mini “city” run by kids that has locations around the world, is
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U.S. real estate is still viewed as a better investment than stocks, according to Gallup. The New York Times looks at the president’s tax returns from 1985 through 1994. These are among today’s must reads from around
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The university’s endowment sold 71 percent of its holding in the REIT.
(Bloomberg)—Yale University’s endowment sold 71 percent of its holding in JBG Smith Properties, leaving the school with a nearly $47 million stake in the real estate investment
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