WASHINGTON, DC-The month was a loss, but the first five months are up, according to NAREIT, with lodging and healthcare leading the way.

BOSTON-C&W's Steve Woelfel learned most of these rules the hard way. These tips might help you see the sand traps before you're in them.

NEW YORK CITY-Jonathan Tisch is bullish on the economy. But he's realistic in his view of where we are lacking. With some $95 billion in lost travel revenues coming from a poor Customs process alone, he needs to be. The second of a two-part article.

CHICAGO-But don't start passing the hat quite yet. They're coming off a year of all-time-high payouts.

NEW YORK CITY-In this <b>Second Part</b> of a Two-Part story, we'll talk about some of the other challenges facing the data center market.

NEW YORK CITY-Don't get lost in the cloud . . . US is the most secure place in the world for data centers. So says Cushman &amp; Wakefield data center research executive Jeff West. But what about the terrorism factor? (<b>Part 1</B> of a Two-Part Article.)

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA-Five REIT IPOs have been completed in January. All but one have outperformed the market.

NEW YORK CITY-Moody's Investor Service has lifted the cloud of a “Negative” rating from the US banking sector. In this <B>UPDATE</B> to Wednesday morning's story, we list the banks that didn't make it.