The remote working fad is crushing American office real estate valuations but is benefiting Latin America's commercial real estate.

The $31 billion merger between Canadian Pacific, and Kansas City Southern is the first major rail merger in America in over 20 years.

Pearls of wisdom from Sam Zell as laid out on the Meb Faber Show Podcast.

Latin American countries counting on further foreign direct investments in the data center space should do so with caution.

Falabella will invest $600 million to launch IKEA in South America with ten stores planned in Colombia, Chile and Peru.

There is an opportunity to leverage Mexico City’s status as the current “It” city to make it a dominate regional business and investment hub

There aren’t many trends in the last fifty years which have had such a negative effect on the environment, economy and societies in general

The last-mile is the most expensive mile in real estate. LATAM e-commerce is booming as is the pressure to fulfill deliveries quickly.

Chilean retailers punch above their weight in terms of their impact in Latin America. This article looks at how and why that is the case.

Viva Envigado is the largest shopping mall in Colombia, and anchored by Cine Colombia, Exito, and Homecenter.

Recently in LATAM, private debt investments have taken share from private equity. LATAM private real estate debt will continue this trend.

The FIBRA industry has made impressive strides in internalizing management structures in order to satisfy its investors’ preferences

Jardin Plaza is one of the most successful malls in Colombia with some studies showing it to be the third most visited mall in Colombia (2nd

Centro Comercial Chipichape is a popular shopping mall in Cali, Colombia receiving on average more than 1.3 million monthly visitors to shop

Executive Summary Since 2019, America has received a staggering amount of investment to build new semiconductor manufacturing plants...

At first glance, FIBRAs appear to be an attractive option for American investors to gain exposure to Mexico’s real estate sector. They are r