Trump Plans to Build 2,300 Luxury Homes at His Miami Resort

Jan 18, 2022

The former president said in a statement that he plans to apply to build the homes as well as retail and commercial space at Trump National Doral Miami.

Warren Renews Criticism of Private Equity’s Role in Housing

Jan 13, 2022

In letter sent Thursday, Senator Elizabeth Warren asked housing firms Progress Residential, Invitation Homes and American Homes 4 Rent about recent rent hikes and evictions.

Investors Help Crowd Out Everyday Homebuyers as U.S. Prices Soar

Jan 11, 2022

Deals by institutional investors and home flippers helped push up U.S. house prices by more than 20 percent, Moody’s analysis shows.

Harrison Street Plans $1.5 Billion Single-Family Rental Venture

Jan 10, 2022

Harrison Street and Core Spaces entered into the venture to build communities in Austin, Denver, Nashville and a handful of other cities.

Student-Loan Burdens Upend the American Homeownership Dream

Jan 05, 2022

Owning a home has traditionally played a key role in building financial security for millions of Americans.

2021 Year-in-Review: CRE's 11 Most Important Stories

Dec 29, 2021

From the office sector's repeated setbacks to unprecedented demand for industrial space to climate change's adverse impact on commercial real estate investments, here are some of the most important stories of 2021.

2021 Year-in-Review: WMRE's Top Eight Galleries

Dec 27, 2021

COVID-19 continued to disrupt both everyday life and commercial real estate trends. But the outlook for the industry as a whole got a lot brighter.

Canada Pension Makes Foray into U.S. Single-Family Homes

Dec 08, 2021

CPPIB will join with Greystar Real Estate Partners to build and acquire SFR properties in the United States.

What Does Zillow’s iBuying Failure Mean for SFR Investors?

Nov 30, 2021

Likely, just more growth, as institutional investors turn to acquisitions from iBuyers in addition to more traditional methods.

Booming Atlanta Becomes Epicenter of U.S. Inflation Surge

Nov 30, 2021

The elevated inflation rate in Atlanta partly stems from its lower starting point. Still, a mix of cash-rich investors and an influx of newcomers from the North are squeezing out locals.