Sears Holdings’ Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing on Monday has some mall landlords excited about the opportunity to finally re-tenant Sears and Kmart stores that were paying below-market rents w... Read more
Jim Berry, U.S. Real Estate leader at Deloitte & Touche LLP, joined the latest edition of Nareit’s REIT Report podcast to discuss Deloitte’s newly-released 2019 Commercial Real Estate O... Read more
Apartment rentals have been luring residents away from other kinds of housing since the housing crash—and that is not likely to change in the foreseeable future. “Apartments should continue... Read more
There was roughly the same number of M&A deals in the U.S. REIT sector so far this year compared to last year—but they sure are worth more overall, thanks to Brookfield Asset Management... Read more
New data from RentCafe shows that more than 25 percent of apartment buildings in some U.S. cities are now high-end units. Visit any urban center in a major U.S. city and you’ll see a s... Read more
It’s official: Sears Holdings Corp. has declared bankruptcy and plans to close 142 unprofitable stores, in addition to the store closings announced earlier this year. CEO Eddie Lampert has a... Read more
When you’re busy at the office, running around tackling your daily tasks and trying to complete projects, you may not be always be aware that something’s off at your workplace. You might fee... Read more
It’s no secret that malls are in need of vast transformations. WD Partners, a branding and design firm, recently released “Apocalypse to Relevance,” a white paper that discusses what tomorro... Read more
The sessions have wrapped up at the Urban Land Institute’s (ULI) annual fall meeting in Boston, where on Thursday speakers discussed why secondary cities continue to catch investors’ interes... Read more
Evan Marble, a member of Chatham Financial’s hedge advisory team, was a guest on the latest edition of Nareit’s REIT Report podcast. Marble discussed the planned transition away from the Lon... Read more
