The Army and Air Force are opening up thousands of acres to private developers.
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March expansion highlights resilience despite Middle East tensions.
The Deloitte London Office Crane Survey shows a selective pipeline despite a strong year of delivery in 2025, with 7.1 million square feet of offices built.
After years of moving in tandem, availability trends are beginning to diverge.
Truck traffic between Canada and the U.S. has collapsed to COVID-era lows.
Hoteliers are looking to India’s small and medium enterprise-oriented stock exchanges as prime routes to raising capital and as a stepping stone to eventually list on the country’s principal bourses.
This signals ongoing Big Tech appetite for offices in the capital and provides a further test for supply of grade A office space in the West End.
The transaction is expected to generate $1 billion in proceeds for the seller and is set to close this month.
The Toronto-based firm reported growth in property deals.
The latest iteration of a Hospitality Asset Managers Association membership survey saw improving sentiment for revenue growth and transactions.
Experts say the lost demand from China is being replaced by travelers from various international markets.
American investment in the United Kingdom has slumped while France has had a "catastrophic" first quarter, but is the conflict responsible?
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A capital crunch is reshaping the sector, pushing weaker players to the sidelines.
The retail landlord is reshaping and repositioning its holdings to compete for enclosed properties.
Brokers won big property deals as transaction activity picked up in the first quarter.
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Chaumont Bakery and Cafe cofounder Frederic Laski is expanding the business in buildings with those workplaces.
Noel Hutcheson discusses a life lesson and his new role.
