Pension funds are stepping up the use of discrete accounts to lower costs and dictate terms that tend to include longer investment horizons than those in many off-the-shelf funds.
Subprime mortgages are coming back as “non-prime” mortgages, CNBC reports. Sears is closing its last store in its hometown of Chicago, according to the Chicago Tribune. These are among today’s must reads from around the commercial real estate...
Converting any existing Second Cup cafe to a recreational pot dispensary hinges on obtaining a retail license from provincial regulators, along with approval from Second Cup’s franchisee and landlord.
Officials worried about financial imbalances and “overheating,” while at the same time acknowledging benefits that could come from more people participating in the work force.
Food halls are attracting shoppers to malls, according to CNBC. Moneyish looks at the best markets for millennials. These are among today’s must reads from around the commercial real estate industry.