Coworking Works in Africa According to AfricaWorks Founder
AfricaWorks, a leading coworking space provider, operates in eight African cities and is set to launch in Johannesburg, further contributing
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May 15
With China’s Property Market Struggling, India, Korea and Vietnam Are Hot
China's commercial property market is slumping due to a combination of companies pursuing a "China-plus-one" strategy to mitigate geopolitic
May 13
Panama's Non-Action to Secure Darien Gap Frustrates Mexico's Nearshoring Ambitions
The Darien Gap, a remote jungle between Panama and Colombia, is a dangerous route for migrants seeking to cross into the US. In 2023, 520,00
May 13
Hyosung's $2 Billion Vietnam Investment Plan to Include a Data Center
Hyosung Corporation plans to invest $2 billion in Vietnam, including a data center in Ho Chi Minh City, expanding its presence in advanced m
May 10
Hines Global CIO Foresees Real Estate Investment Shift from 'Search for Beta to Search for Alpha'
David Steinbach, Global Chief Investment Officer and Co-Head of Investment Management at Hines shares his perspectives on the global real es
May 10
Microsoft CEO Pledges Nearly $5 Billion for Southeast Asia Data Center Investments
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella recently concluded a visit to Southeast Asia, committing billions to enhance the region's cloud and artificial i
May 9
Juan Valdez Poised to Control 25% of U.S. Colombian Coffee Market
Juan Valdez's footprint is about to grow in North America through a strategic partnership with GCC, aiming for $100 million in sales by 2030
May 9
Everything’s a WeWork Now
This Wired article, written by Jennifer Conrad, essentially asks if WeWork failed why is everything a WeWork now. Despite WeWork's well-docu
May 9
How Brokers Pitch Office Listings as Potential Multifamily Conversions
This CoStar News article, authored by Katie Burke, highlights the ongoing challenges and creative solutions U.S. developers face in dealing
May 9
Canadian Investor Takes Shocking $176 Million Loss on San Francisco Office Building
Canadian pension funds are increasingly reassessing their foreign real estate investments following a series of unfavorable outcomes. A nota
May 8
Japan's NTT Set To Buy 49% of Philippines' PLDT Data Center Business
PLDT, the leading telecommunications provider in the Philippines with a market capitalization exceeding $5 billion, is negotiating the sale
May 8
Overview of the AI Boom Fueling Data Centers in Asia
Asia Pacific, including Japan, has led dealmaking activities in the global data center market this year, with M&A value totaling $840.47 mil
May 7
Veteran Analysts Say The World's Biggest Private Equity Firm Could Be In Big Trouble
In this Business Insider article, investigative journalist Bethany McLean delves into the meteoric rise and potential pitfalls of Blackstone
May 7
Prominent Industrial REIT in Mexico Eyed By Multiple Investors
Fibra Mty is the latest major investor to enter the fray, studying the acquisition of 100% of Fibra Terrafina's shares as of last week, aimi
May 6
Arnold Schwarzenegger Became A Millionaire From Real Estate Not Acting
Arnold Schwarzenegger became a millionaire from real estate investment, rather than from his acting career or bodybuilding achievements. By
May 4
Colombia's Former Marxist Guerilla President Breaks Diplomatic Relations with Israel
Colombian President Gustavo Petro's decision to break diplomatic relations with Israel underscores a significant shift in Colombia's...
May 4
Africa Takes Aim at Avocado Market Expected to Reach $26 Billion by 2030
The global avocado market is expected to reach $26.04 billion by 2030, growing at a compound annual growth rate of 7.3%. Africa, already a m
May 4
Fortune 500 Anchor Tenant Ross Enters Puerto Rico
Ross Stores, a fortune 500 American retailer, expanded into Puerto Rico by opening its first store in Centro, Guayama. This 33,500 square fo
May 3
French President Declares "Europe in Mortal Danger"
Emerging market investors are keeping a watchful eye on Europe's health. This continent, a critical source of $150 billion in annual remitta
May 3
IMF Chief Flags U.S. Rate Hikes as Major Threat to Emerging Markets
Kristalina Georgieva, the managing director of the International Monetary Fund, recently highlighted in an interview with CNBC the pronounce
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