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Uncertainty looms over the U.S. economy and no property type is immune from the potential financial impact.

UBS's Asset Management arm has published its latest Real Estate Outlook edition, outlining the

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The state is investigating whether the Trump Org. inflated the value of assets to secure favorable loan terms.

(Bloomberg)—New York’s attorney general is investigating whether President Donald Trump’s

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Brookfield, Starwood, Colony Capital and Blackstone have been among the investors skipping payments on CMBS debt.

(Bloomberg)—Some of the largest real estate investors are walking away from debt on bad property

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More important than the size of our debt or our creditworthiness is the manner in which our political system operates.

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Even in a market partially paralyzed by the pandemic, places with outdoor space are getting more looks than those without.

(Bloomberg) -- Outdoor space is shooting up on the list of

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The New York Times details how a group of investors all profited by shorting retail CMBS loans in recent months on a trade called the “mall short” in financial circles. With COVID-19 cases

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In order for any firm to be successful, they will need to work within the current parameters of communication.

As we have seen in pretty much every industry imaginable, the need for

Some takeaways from MSCI's Real Estate Market Size report on the state of global commercial real estate investment.

It's no surprise that the U.S. is the largest

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New York State Governor expanded an emergency moratorium on commercial evictions, reports the New York Post. Europe has overtaken the U.S. as the most active market for real estate transactions, according to

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More than $14 billion in municipal bonds were sold to finance student housing projects.

(Bloomberg)—Less than a third of the rooms

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