Mixing it up: The suburbs are coming back into favor, with dense, walkable, urban-like nodes
While the past decade has seen investors concentrate their efforts on CBD office towers and urban-infill apartments, that strategy may have topped out.
While the past decade has seen investors concentrate their efforts on CBD office towers and urban-infill apartments, that strategy may have topped out.
New technologies are poised to disrupt the pendulum-swinging cycle between CBD and suburban properties.
Commercial property markets are facing a volatile mix of indicators, and that choppiness is setting up investors for a bumpy ride.
Institutional Real Estate, Inc., held an Editorial Advisory Board meeting for its flagship publication in Chatham, Mass., Sept. 12–14.
Wellness has emerged as an increasingly important component of responsible property investing.
Rushabh Desai is head of Asia Pacific with Allianz Real Estate, and is a member of its executive and investment committees.
Nearly two decades after its inception, the student housing asset class has emerged as a preferred niche sector for institutional real estate investment.
Multifamily has seen seven years of consistent rent growth, with occupancy levels at or near historical highs in most major metros.
Prior to the Editorial Advisory Board, attendees submitted questions and topics for conversation.
A fund advised by CBRE Global Investors has acquired an iconic office building in the East Loop submarket of Downtown Chicago.
Columbia Threadneedle Investments has agreed to acquire Lionstone Partners, extending Columbia Threadneedle’s investment capabilities into U.S. real estate.
The $52.7 billion Pennsylvania Public School Employees’ Retirement System is lowering its allocation to real estate to 11 percent.
The endowments of Stanford and Harvard saw disparate returns in the most recent fiscal year, with Yale falling in between.
QIC has agreed to acquire Forest City Realty Trust’s ownership interest in 10 regional malls; in aggregate the properties are valued at $3.175 billion.
Republican leadership in Congress and the Trump administration issued a plan for tax reform at the end of September.
Third quarter 2017 saw real estate investment funds continuing their slow decline.