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With the once-dreaded wave of CMBS maturities nearly done with, “decreases in the overall reading should continue for the next few months,” says Manus Clancy at Trepp.

Buying a property is always a little scary. Even when you do your full due diligence, it's what you can't see that can be truly frightening.

“By sharply reducing the number of taxpayers who would itemize, what's left is a tax bill that essentially eviscerates the mortgage interest deduction and strips the tax code of its most vital homeownership tax benefit.”

In this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> Q&A, Robin Weckesser, president and founder of a3 Workplace Strategies, reviews how the new kids in the workplace differ from previous generations and discusses how corporate executives can respond.

Morningstar predicts that the monthly payoff rate for this year's remaining CMBS maturities, which total more than $4 billion, will remain above 70%.

The world is abuzz over new technologies such as driverless cars, drones, and a host of other technology that promises to transform the way we live…

NCREIF's Open‐end Diversified Core Equity fund index saw the narrowest gap in series history between quarterly contributions and distributions/redemptions.

Yet even as S&P Dow Jones Indices' David M. Blitzer calls home price increases “unstoppable,” he points out that monthly gains won't last indefinitely.