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HOUSTON—While national investors have shied away because of the downturn in the oil industry, others see opportunity in the void and have allocated funds for building portfolios.

LOS ANGELES—In this EXCLUSIVE interview, Bryan Glenn of Charles Dunn makes a case that Koreatown has shifted from a gentrifying market into a potential core market.

CHICAGO—The I-80 East Corridor and South Chicago were the big winners in the third quarter. Net absorption in the latter jumped 484% year-over-year.

IRVINE, CA—Democrat-controlled districts have been shown to have higher average home-price gains, but tax rates tend to be lower in Republican-controlled districts. ATTOM Data's Daren Blomquist weighs in <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b> on the research and what's behind it.

Here's a look at the latest news, announcements and deals that you may have missed in Alaska, Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Northern California.

PHILADELPHIA—Perhaps one of the largest and most overlooked impacts of technology is the need for increased cybersecurity, says Kate Langan, chair of CoreNet Global and group general manager property at ANZ Banking Group in Melbourne, Australia in part two of this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> Q&A.

WASHINGTON, DC--A private lender and a crowdfunding platform provided the $14.9 million in senior debt and preferred equity for the acquisition and construction of 1724 Kalorama Road, NW.

WASHINGTON, DC--Real estate companies are aware of the need for better diversity but few know how to go about cultivating it. A panel at Freddie Mac's ongoing Customer Conference 2016 is here to help.