WASHINGTON, DC—The National Multifamily Housing Council's Doug Bibby and the National Apartment Association's Robert Pinnegar are calling on the Trump administration to reform or rescind a host of federal rules they say hinder development.

WASHINGTON, DC—The exception was CMBS, for which the ongoing elevated delinquency rate can be attributed to the large volume of CMBS 1.0 now coming due, says the Mortgage Bankers Association's Jamie Woodwell.

RESTON, VA—The American Society of Civil Engineers said Thursday that it would take $4.5 trillion over a 10-year period to bring roadways and other public works up to a B grade.

MILWAUKEE—The idea behind opening the CBRE|ESI headquarters space to clients as an experience center is to show building owners and occupiers new ways to optimize facilities performance.

NEW YORK CITY—The latest SelectLeaders Job Barometer introduces a new resource to understand real estate employment dynamics, correlating seven real estate market stages and hiring patterns.

HAVANA—Although the obstacles remain significant, change is coming to Cuba, writes John Caulfield, former chief of the US Interest Section in Havana, in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> commentary.

IRVINE, CA—A low inventory of for-sale housing, coupled with “a flood of capital” into US real estate, led to a 19% rise in dollar volume, says Daren Blomquist at ATTOM Data Solutions.

DALLAS—The lodging industry's outlook for 2017 could go one of two ways depending on whether President Trump proves to be a dragon slayer or a black swan, says Steve Van, CEO of Prism Hotels & Resorts.