DartPoints, a Dallas-based data center operator, acquired a portion of the Bon Carré Technology Park facility it previously leased and occupies at 7127 Florida Blvd. in Baton Rouge, as part of an owner-user transaction.
The value of Chicago’s tallest skyscraper has plunged in a recent appraisal that says the 110-story former Sears Tower is now worth far less than the $1.3 billion-plus that Blackstone still owes on it.
Amtrak has broken ground on a new facility in Seattle designed to support faster and more comfortable trains that the national passenger railroad plans to roll out across the Pacific Northwest next year.
Miami officials are working to make sure everything runs smoothly when it hosts the FIFA World Cup next year as public safety and traffic emerge as key concerns in planning for the month-long event.
The Rolls-Royce of parking garages has sold for more than $12 million, with the quirky, Stanley Tigerman-designed structure in Chicago’s Loop business district changing hands for the first time in nearly a decade.
Development firm Trammell Crow began construction on one of the nation's largest speculative industrial projects to get underway in the past year, in a move offering potential tenants proximity to one of the world's busiest airports in North Texas.
Surfing has long been a symbol for an aspirational coastal lifestyle. Now, with improvements in artificial wave technology, real estate firms are bringing the sport to unexpected areas including the Phoenix desert and the Denver mountains.
In recent years, leisure travel has shifted from destination-based visits to experience-based journeys. Food and wine festivals, arts and culture showcases, and championship sports games attract leisure visitors who want to engage in an authentic and memorable experience.
Hundreds of apartments are planned at Fort Monroe, a former military facility on Virginia’s side of the Chesapeake Bay with a rich history and value as a housing, recreational and ecological resource.
Martin Selig Real Estate has transferred ownership of a Seattle waterfront property in the latest financial setback for the 67-year-old development firm that helped shape the city’s downtown skyline.
Blackstone said it's creating a new entity from its companies focused on owning and investing in office and retail properties to increase financial performance and offer engagement to win tenants and customers as demand for experiences and amenities increases.
Sysco, the world's largest food service distributor, has deep roots in the industrial sector, operating giant warehouses and thousands of delivery trucks.
A prominent Silicon Valley venture capitalist paid just under $19 million for a 48-unit apartment complex in San Jose in the latest show of interest in the San Francisco Bay Area’s strengthening multifamily market.
San Diego's traditional and medical office markets have clearly taken divergent paths since the onset of the pandemic in 2020. Those paths have seen one vacancy rate climb to its highest point since 2012, while the other saw vacancy fall to its lowest level in more than 15 years.
The high-profile but struggling Campus at Horton office redevelopment in downtown San Diego is scheduled to be auctioned off by its lender in June through foreclosure, after developer Stockdale Capital Partners fell behind on loan payments.
Bridges Capital became the latest San Francisco investor to take advantage of bargain prices in the city’s office market while they last, scooping up a nearly century-old office building near the desirable neighborhood of Jackson Square.