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Fans cheer in Mexico during the March playoff match between Congo and Jamaica to qualify for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Congo defeated Jamaica 1-0 in extra time. (Getty Images)

CoStar News surveyed every World Cup host market ahead of the sport’s North American takeover.

Low prime vacancy may be inhibiting demand in London W2.

The future look of 29-33 Champs-Élysées (Bain Capital and RevCap)

Both advisers are marketing the property's 5,000 square meters of retail space.

One London. (Eric Parry Architects)

Construction is planned to start in 2028 on 1.2 million-square-foot office-led scheme.

Fede Chingotto competes during the match between him and Momo Gonzalez of Kru Padel and Martin Di Nenno and Juan Tello of team AD/vantage Team at the Generali Hexagon Cup 2026 tournament in Madrid, Spain. (Photo by Alberto Gardin/Eurasia Sport Images/Getty Images)<br/>

Racquet sport serves up an unexpected new source of warehouse demand.

The proposed Player Wills development. (Kennedy Wilson)

The platform will develop three sites in Dublin with 2,300 homes.

The Palace of Versailles, where €93 billion in investments were announced at the Choose France conference. (CoStar)

The ninth edition of the Choose France conference garners €93 billion in announced investments.

Edinburgh's St James Quarter was bought in a major deal. (CoStar)

Knight Frank analysis shows that French funds are one of the most active international buyers in Scotland.

BWH Hotels GB has approximately 230 independent hotels in the United Kingdom in its portfolio, including the 32-room Walworth Castle Hotel, BW Signature Collection by Best Western. (CoStar)

UKHospitality predicts 574 hotels will close in the United Kingdom in 2026 as operating costs continue to rise.

Samsung Electronics America plans to be out of its Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, headquarters by the end of the year. (CoStar)

The consumer electronics giant announced the move just months after an East Coast office debut.

(from left): Joanne Roney, Birmingham City Council managing director; Rachel Reeves; Richard Parker, the Mayor of the West Midlands; Ed Cox, chief executive of the West Midlands Combined Authority. (WMCA)

Funding commitments confirmed for a string of schemes across the UK.

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Quebec pension fund La Caisse is reportedly set to sell a Chicago office tower at 180 N. Lasalle for about $55 million to $60 million, a price far below the roughly $198.5 million it paid to acquire the building in 2016. (CoStar)

America's biggest foreign investor in commercial real estate looks to other nations.

The U.S. Soccer Federation's training facility includes outdoor fields, indoor training and offices.

Monterey Park, California, draws a line on data centers as a national backlash heats up and investors shift strategies.

Scott Everett expects the complexes to be out of special servicing in the next 60 days.

After decades selling deals, Kitty Wallace of Colliers now helps landlords navigate shifting rental policies.

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