Available office space, infrastructure, transit and plenty of talent pools may make DTLA a good choice for Amazon's next headquarters.

If a natural disaster damages a sufficient number of homes, developers look for opportunities to deliver more housing to the market, but there are obstacles, First American's Mark Fleming tells GlobeSt.com.

Average-to low-performing retail centers are seeing value declines, but there's “no evidence” of such declines for high-performing malls and shopping centers, says Melissa Reagen with TH Real Estate.

Dallas-Fort Worth boasts the fourth biggest increase in Baby Boomer renters in the country at 46% versus 10% growth in millennial renters, with both rates well above the national growth.