Brookfield Corporation

New York has 60 days to decide on Opportunity Zone capital allocation.

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The global real estate operating platform has rebranded to BGRE to better define its market-facing approach while maintaining existing business operations and personnel.

Ben Brown is the first to admit it: “I drink my own Kool-Aid.” Brown is co-president and head of real estate in the Americas for Brookfield — and, if you were going to drink a comp

A Brookfield Corp.-backed hyperscaler, Csquare Inc., with 389 megawatts' worth of power, is planning to raise up to $1.35B as part of an initial public offering. The company is off

A detailed manual from EliseAI outlines how multifamily property operators can use automation to reduce administrative overhead and eventually scale back on-site staffing levels.

Another of the last few towers that once made up Brookfield ’s expansive but distressed office portfolio in Downtown Los Angeles has a new owner. 601W Companies acquired the 55-sto

UK-based collectibles brand House of Spells is launching its U.S. expansion with a 20,000-square-foot flagship lease in New York City's Times Square.

Sip Fresh opens second location in Temecula on July 19th.

Malls are adopting new technologies, such as livestreaming and loyalty programs, to better monetize their real estate and enter the digital age.

Fuddruckers announces ten new mall locations coming soon, expanding its presence nationwide with Black Titan Franchise Systems, LLC, as the new owner of the 85 existing locations in the US.

Hilton signs 11 new lifestyle hotels, including Tempo and Motto properties

Forever 21 and 7-Eleven collaborate on a 16-piece capsule collection.

WoodSpring Suites has opened two new hotels in California, expanding its extended stay footprint to a pair of popular markets in Southern California.

The evolution of online shopping has contributed to the collapse of physical stores, with consumers preferring the convenience of e-commerce over in-store shopping.

When I started in franchise real estate nearly 30 years ago, brick-and-mortar retail locations weren't just for shopping--they were destinations.