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Puerto Rico may look to hospitals to boost its tourism. But as one expert cautions: Cuba is expressing the same interest. 
José Izquierdo, executive director of Puerto Rico Tourism Co., said the commonwealth is exploring ways to boost tourism to the island, with medical tourism part of its outreach. That is because Puerto Rico has not only facilities, but American-trained medical…
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Even Developers Agree The U.S. Has Way Too Much Retail SpaceRetail is in the midst of a seismic shift. As bankruptcies skyrocket and investors adjust, a huge amount of retail real estate has become obsolete. “There's about a billion square feet of retail space that needs to go away, that needs to be converted, for the market to get healthy,” CoStar director of retail research Suzanne Mulvee said at Bisnow's National Retail Series event in Manhattan Tuesday morning. |
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Payless Files For Bankruptcy Protection, Will Shutter 400 Stores
Payless Shoe Source has officially filed bankruptcy and plans to close 400 stores due to slumping sales and fierce e-commerce competition. It was leaked more than a week ago by people familiar with the matter that the discount retailer was…
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The Fabulous Real Estate Of White House Press Secretary Sean SpicerThe White House recently released public financial disclosures on executive branch personnel, revealing a surprising connection between White House secretary Sean Spicer and his boss: real estate. Though nowhere near as expansive as President Donald Trump's real estate empire, Spicer holds a real estate portfolio worth millions. According to his disclosure, Spicer's overall holdings are worth just under $10M. This includes both commercial and rental properties that account for up to $5.25M. From Rhode Island to Alabama, this is what we know about the press secretary's real estate holdings and wealth, according to the public filing. |
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Know A Rock Star Recent Grad Hungry To Prove Themselves? We'll Pay You For A Referral.
Do you know a smart, hard-working, passionate go-getter graduating from college this spring? Or perhaps they graduated last year ... and that flashy new job just ain't challenging them quite the way they had hoped. Remind you of anyone? Bisnow might be…
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