The fund looks to raise $20 million, expandable to $50 million.

Spending means more jobs, more space needed, and more reasons for the Fed to keep a tight grip on interest rates.

The concept could have applications in any property types where people unfamiliar with a facility might have to navigate it.

It is a worst-case projected scenario and not the most likely, but also not impossible.

The Fed is unlikely to see personal income and spending as reasons to drop rates.

A new report from proptech company Visual Lease digs into what corporate CRE executives are planning.

The two companies are cooperating on properties and systems.

MSCI's RCA CPPI National All-Property index lost 2.7% since December.