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Amazon's Marston Gate facility in Bedfordshire. (CoStar)

The retailer is looking to exit Marston Gate ahead of its mega Northampton shed launch.

Paris Trocadero. (CoStar)

Institutional real estate business was able to offset the sales challenges.

A Royal London care home in Milton Keynes. (Royal London Asset Management)

Colliers reports that US capital 'elevated' the market in 2025.

Institutional capital largely stayed on the sidelines in Canada in 2025, but some companies, such as Toronto-based CAPREIT, remained busy with property purchases, such as this 320-unit apartment complex in Regina, Saskatchewan. (CoStar)

Quieter year for major real estate investment funds leaves room for smaller buyers.

The properties were sold by Dietz.

Warwick Court. (CoStar)

The former Goldman Sachs offices buy is company's second in London.

The partners plan to completely renovate the existing building and develop a 3,500-square-meter extension from scratch. (Valor Real Estate Partners)

According to our information, their joint venture plans to invest €25 million in Fleury-Mérogis.

Joe Donlin says the money raised by the ULA transfer tax is making Los Angeles housing more affordable. (United to House LA)

ULA chief Joe Donlin said the landmark property levy, watched by officials across the U.S., is fueling affordable housing projects and renter protections, despite pushback from area investors.

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One of the largest U.S. Amazon Fresh stores is in Woodland Park, New Jersey. It’s roughly 60,000 square feet and set to close with the rest of the chain. (Amazon)

A variety of chains are expanding at a time of tight national vacancy, but there is an obstacle.

Shoppers camp out for the grand opening of Tokyo Central in the San Francisco Bay Area town of Emeryville.

The artist and television producer is teaming with state officials to revamp downtown Shreveport with entertainment real estate.

The Toronto-based real estate services firm has acquired Pasadena-based Ramos Consulting Services.

Ray Anderson succeeds Tod Lickerman, who remains on the Chicago-based firm's board.

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