Buyers pulling the trigger on full-service hotels indicate confidence that business and convention travel will rebound in 2022.

Industrial occupiers would rather pay more for rent than for transportation costs.

Industry participants expect an eventual EB-5 reauthorization, but the vagaries of the current Congress make it hard to predict when that might happen.

IREM President Chip Watts provides an update on the group's perspective as the saga surrounding two big spending bills and raising of the debt ceiling plays out in Washington.

Publicly-traded REITs have issued $7.2 billion in green bonds in 2021, putting the sector on pace to set a new annual record.

“When we first started, we were very granular… But we should have bought everything and taken every opportunity because it’s all making money now,” says John R. Williams, of Avanath Capital Management.

Some real estate experts predicted the demise of co-working when COVID-19 arrived. The opposite is happening.

Developers are quickly converting some existing office spaces, but not every building is a good fit to include laboratory space.

A commercial real estate correction is not only a possibility but increasingly likely in the middle term.