A few sophisticated investors are betting that profitability decline does not necessarily mean lack of cash flow.

Oxford Properties Group’s head of Europe, Paul Brundage, takes Privcap on a deep dive into its European portfolio and its global plans for growth.

Widely held assumptions about the impact of demographics and technology on commercial real estate investing could be completely wrong.

Ex-Google and Dropbox real estate lead Chris Coleman has warned tenants to negotiate harder and pay more attention to building infrastructure and systems—or face paying significant TIs that only benefit landlords.

Aviva’s David Skinner explains why Europe may be the most attractive global real estate market, and where he sees risk ahead.

Soaring student debt obligations could force millennials out of expensive cities and into more affordable secondary—even tertiary—markets across the U.S.

The Brexit referendum may have contributed to a 43 percent drop in U.K. deal flow in the first quarter of 2016, but the bigger question for the RE industry: What comes next?

Britain’s vote on whether to stay or leave the European Union is weeks away, but U.K real estate deals could already…

New York real estate tenants facing lease expirations this year could be looking at steep rent hikes—a potential trigger of relocations across the city.

Will the city of the future be filled with skyscrapers, have no parking garages, and have airports floating in the rivers? That’s the vision of Gensler architect Joe Brancato.