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08/18/19
Here is a top-tier smattering of 15 writers on business and investing.
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08/17/19
24/7 Tempo constructed an index based on nine different measures related to dating expenses in all 50 states.
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08/17/19
If you’re a teetotaler, the University of California at Santa Barbara probably isn't for you.
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08/16/19
Plus-size retailer the Avenue is closing its 222 stores and has filed for bankruptcy protection, according to records. Closing sales are underway.
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08/16/19
This weekend, you can get massive savings on kitchen and home decor items at Wayfair, Macy's, and so many other top retailers.
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08/16/19
Both REITs and foreign institutional investors have been very active in the sector.
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08/16/19
Start-ups tackle wire-transfer fraud in the real estate industry, according to the Wall Street Journal. iBuyer options cost more in fees and result in a lower-priced sale than properties sold by traditional agents, reports Forbes. These are among today’s must reads from around the commercial real estate industry.
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08/16/19
Family offices might be bypassing several common tax-saving strategies when investing in real estate.
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08/16/19
With back-to-school of the horizon, some parents are opting for pre-packaged, kid-friendly lunches delivered to their doorsteps on a weekly basis.
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08/15/19
Adam Neumann borrowed money from the company several times over the past few years, at interest rates as low as 0.64 percent.
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08/15/19
The inverted yield curve could make another interest rate cut more likely, reports CNBC. AT&T has set an October auction for 37 surplus properties, according to Telecompaper. These are among today’s stories from around the commercial real estate industry.
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08/15/19
The growing economy in the Southeast sparks greater demand for co-working options in the region.
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08/15/19
PREIT’s CEO says landlords must be ‘in front’ of the retail business to survive and thrive.
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08/14/19
Department stores have been under pressure, facing competition from both online rivals and discount retailers.
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08/14/19
Commercial real estate prices in global capitals take a dip amid U.S. and China trade tensions, according to the Wall Street Journal. Restaurants are moving away from renting space for a dining room because of delivery demand, reports The New York Times. These are among today's must reads from around the commercial real estate industry.
