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The Changing Face of Manufactured Housing's Investors

Erika Morphy | July 10, 2017

"Deals like Stockbridge Capital Group's are few and far between. Country club and family office money -- that is the deepest source of regular equity in our asset class right now and it will probably stay that way for the foreseeable future."

Ashkenazy Takes Ownership of London's Grosvenor House

Paul Bubny | July 10, 2017

Prospective buyers of the landmark hotel reportedly have included the Qatar Investment Authority and a consortium of Saudi and British investors.

The Place of Robots in Hospitality

Carrie Rossenfeld | July 10, 2017

As robotic technology is catching on in the hotel sector, guests need a balance between having a new experience and having the comforts of home, RAR Hospitality's Cameron Lamming tells GlobeSt.com.

YTD, REITs Lagged S&P; In June, Reverse Was True

Paul Bubny | July 10, 2017

“REITs continue to provide very attractive valuations with both yield spreads and price-to-net asset value spreads firmly in the bullish parts of their historical ranges,” says Brad Case at NAREIT.

What are the Benefits of Cost Segregation?

Lisa Brown | July 10, 2017

Cost segregation is an IRS-approved way of reducing income taxes by increasing depreciation, Patrick O'Connor, president of Enriched Data, says in the second part of an <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> on data.

Market Comes to Master-Planned Site

Lisa Brown | July 10, 2017

When PMB Capital signed the contract on the original parcel, it had no connecting roads, easements, municipal water or sewers, and school upgrades and two highway projects were only in proposal stage.

Wanda Pulls Back from Hotel Biz with $9.3B Sale

Paul Bubny | July 10, 2017

Following the sale to Sunac China Holdings Ltd., “Wanda Commercial's debt-to-asset ratio will drop dramatically,” Wanda chairman Wang Jianlin told a Chinese business publication.