While the massive improvement witnessed over the past two years can explain the health of New York's office sector, the medical office sector is characterized by stability.
David's Cookies made its name whipping up mouth-watering chocolate chunk delights starting in the late 1970s. The company has expanded far beyond that, in terms of baked goods and commercial property space.
Global consumer products giant Unilever has cooked up a new U.S. headquarters for the post-pandemic world, settling in a lively Hudson River waterfront city with quick access to Manhattan that's only about a third the size of its prior location in the suburbs.
When it comes to industrial rents, some markets like Atlanta, Boston and Memphis, Tennessee, may see deceleration, while those including Northern New Jersey and St. Louis could hold steady compared with 2024.
Advance Realty Investors and Greek Real Estate Partners have obtained $300 million in financing for Phase II of Linden Logistics Center, adding 1.6 million square feet to that industrial park in Northern New Jersey.
Midtown Manhattan’s Port Authority Bus Terminal, a major gateway to the city that's often described as an eyesore, has officially begun its $10 billion makeover after years of delay.
San Antonio-based real estate investment and development firm Headwall Investments recently acquired the unanchored Tower at Boerne, a nearly 25,000-square-foot retail plaza in Boerne, Texas, for an undisclosed price.
Retailers so far appear to be forging ahead with their roll-outs of new stores, even after telling investors how potential tariffs and spending-weary consumers may end up dinging their bottom lines.
Lincoln Equities Group has acquired a multifamily rental complex at the Jersey Shore for $113 million after obtaining $121.5 million in equity and debt financing for the purchase.
Project completions across Somerset County, New Jersey, outpaced space demand in 2023 and 2024, driving the availability rate 440 basis points higher to nearly 10% as the calendar flips to June. That’s the highest reading for the measure since mid-2015.
While downtown U.S. offices are fuller these days, some landlords are not only still racing to install appealing features to help lure and keep tenants, they are also doing away with some perks considered no longer relevant.
Bussel Realty Corp., an industrial and retail real estate firm in New Jersey, has leased out 102,393 square feet at 1100 Randolph Road to two tenants in the last five months.
Shoppers from across the country and even around the world usually flock to New Jersey to attend the annual grand opening of the season's first Spirit Halloween store. But not this year.