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WASHINGTON, DC—The data show that loan performance on construction loans is much more sensitive to the economic cycle than the performance for commercial real estate backed by income-producing properties.
HOUSTON—The energy that exists around Kemah's Entertainment District, along with the expected growth of the Harris Street corridor, supports the need for the additional retail and service amenities.
PLANO, TX—Part of The Shops at Willow Bend's first major renovation and expansion in its 15-year history, the $125 million reinvention is transforming the site into a multi-use commercial district.
NEW YORK CITY—The new 421a program, now known as Affordable New York, is welcome news for developers and land owners in NYC. In a challenging environment,…
LAS VEGAS—You won't find many people on the show floor of RECon who buy into the bad retail news. But the empty spaces left from the recent string of high-profile shutterings are unavoidable. That spells opportunity, as three CORFAC International executives attest in this exclusive video interview.
FORT WORTH—D.R. Horton's all-cash offer for 75% of Forestar Group's stock comes about six weeks after Starwood Capital Group agreed to acquire Forestar.
LAS VEGAS—”Be distinct or be extinct.” That's TR Gregory's philosophy of retail development. The GPI Cos.' executive says it drives his latest project, Sycamore Hills in Claremont, CA. But how?
LOS ANGELES—Ecommerce has helped make industrial the top commercial investment class, but the Los Angeles and Long Beach Ports are keeping users in the Southern California markets.
WALNUT CREEK, CA—Millennials won't always stick to their walk-to-work ways. That's good news for mall owners and retailers, says Transwestern's Brian Landes.