Tough credit conditions in China’s real estate market are giving foreign investors the upper hand, a favourable advantage that has been encouraging big global funds to pile in.

China’s road to establishing real estate investment trusts (REITs) remains slow, but the introduction of “quasi-REITs” is giving investors confidence that the market is moving towards securitization.

All retailers face the need for repairs and refurbishments to the buildings they occupy but scaffolding obscuring store entrances can be off-putting for shoppers.

The boom in urban populations as well as investment in public transport is pushing companies and investors to explore space outside traditional city centers.

Robots butlers, keyless entry and virtual reality-enhanced room bookings: Hotel guests are increasingly being greeted by these once futuristic tech features around the world.

Big data is bringing big changes to the way that supply chains and warehouses operate.

As the Brent crude price climbs from the sub-$30 lows, SWF outbound property investment volumes are set to bounce back, too.

The IRS documents on Opportunity Zones provide developers some much-need clarity on how to invest.

Transparent property markets are proving to be key selling points when it comes to attracting corporate interest and investors to mid-sized cities.

Europe’s self storage sector is inherently under-supplied and offers predictable cash flows