Former Exxon Mobil hub hits market after conversion plans fizzle
CMI lists Houston skyscraper, nixing plans to revitalize long-vacant office property
After sitting vacant for nearly a decade, hopes for revitalizing one of Houston's tallest and oldest office towers are fizzling out with the developer's plan to offload the buildin...
Out-of-town investment firm hones target on Denver apartment market
Mesirow Financial closes $91 million deal to widen bet on region's strengthening multifamily demand
A Chicago investment firm with a track record of closing big-ticket deals is strengthening its focus on the Denver multifamily market as demand in the region continues to fuel inte...
Travel and Leisure's Florida headquarters hits market ahead of relocation
Northridge Capital-owned property listed as 'opportunistic play' with occupancy set to plummet below 10%
Ahead of the loss of its anchor tenant, the landlord for Travel and Leisure Co.'s soon-to-be-former headquarters is testing its luck by listing the building in the greater Orlando,...
Investment advisory firm signs lease for bigger headquarters near Boston
Commonwealth Financial Network to uproot longtime hub for higher-quality office space
A financial services firm is making a big investment of its own with plans to relocate its longtime headquarters in the Boston area to a newer and bigger space.
Party City’s real estate offloading plans include New Jersey headquarters lease
Attempts to reassign office space expand retailer's wind-down efforts
Along with plans to auction off leases for hundreds of its retail outposts, Party City's efforts to wind down operations and shed all remaining assets will also include the deal fo...
Deals show how Denver multifamily investment boom is likely to extend into 2025
TA Realty, Griffis Residential land buyers to capitalize on region's rising demand
Rising demand across Denver's fastest-growing suburbs appears to be setting the stage for another year of banner multifamily acquisitions as a broadened pool of investors set their...
Flurry of Chicago deals underscores office challenges across the United States
This trio of towers collectively lost about $500 million in value from previous sale prices
A burst of office sales in downtown Chicago in recent weeks not only fuels optimism in commercial real estate circles that major price resets could lead to more deals in the year a...
JPMorgan prepares to call workers back full time, shedding pandemic-era flexibility
Nation's largest bank to join other corporate employers with expanded in-person requirement
The nation's largest bank is preparing to boomerang back to a pre-pandemic routine that requires employees to commute to an office all five days of the workweek.
BXP sets stage for trophy office development plans in DC
National office landlord bolsters notion of broadened market recovery with return to capital markets
If BXP's return to the capital markets wasn't enough, the national office landlord is using its recent downtown Washington, D.C., acquisition to set the stage for its first major p...
Office landlords cobble together smaller deals as lease sizes remain below pre-pandemic norms
CP Group, DRA Advisors build on recent momentum as tenants gradually warm to longer-term agreements
While the pool of tenants shopping around for office space has grown in recent years, their signed leases remain at a fraction of pre-pandemic levels, forcing landlords to stitch t...
Investment firm marks more than $120 million in losses over Nashville office sales
Wheelock Street Capital lands buyers for two downtown buildings amid ongoing valuation challenges
A private investment firm is cutting its losses and heading for the exit ramp after selling off two of its downtown Nashville, Tennessee, properties for just a fraction of their ea...
National tire retailer scoops up corporate campus in transition from tenant to owner
Discount Tire acquires two-building Phoenix office portfolio to flex real estate control
A national tire retailer is revving the engine on expanding its corporate headquarters, scooping up a two-building office portfolio to anchor extensive plans to grow its Phoenix ca...
Here's how some large employers are stepping up return-to-office mandates this year
Escalated in-person requirements may not trigger spike in leasing
If 2024 was the year companies gained some clarity on future office needs, 2025 is expected to be the year they start calling workers back to fill them.
Shorenstein cedes Denver office building to lender after failing to land tenants
Market pressure hits San Francisco landlord following $72 million acquisition
After failing to land a single tenant, Shorenstein Properties has thrown in the towel on a Denver office property that made its debut within months of the COVID-19 pandemic's outbr...
Southwest kicks off new year with stricter in-office policy
Air carrier set to enact protocol requiring workers to commute as many as five days per week
Southwest Airlines is aiming to make good on a resolution to strengthen its corporate culture by starting out the new year with a firmer in-office policy that requires many of its ...
UnitedHealth’s office cutbacks go beyond Minnesota HQ it’s officially exiting this month
Firm’s latest downsizing comes to Ohio and Kansas
UnitedHealth Group, one of the largest healthcare firms in the world, is set to say a final goodbye on New Year’s Eve to its corporate headquarters that it has occupied for 42 year...
Boston's largest law firm inks renewal to expand space in downtown tower
Ropes & Gray extends deal for corporate headquarters in BXP-owned high rise
Boston's largest law firm is recommitting to its role as a downtown tower's largest tenant after prematurely renewing its lease for space in the city's Prudential Tower.
Robinhood reverses real estate downsizing with full-building Silicon Valley lease
Investment platform takes back space it had previously offloaded
After scrambling to cut large swaths of its national office portfolio, investment platform Robinhood is reversing course, signing a full-building deal to take back space it had pre...
AvalonBay widens bet on Denver’s multifamily boom with nearly $137 million deal
Apartment giant closes region’s latest big-ticket acquisition to underscore return of investors
AvalonBay Communities is adding more fuel to Denver’s apartment investment boom, preparing to close out the year with a nearly $137 million deal for a complex in one of the city’s ...
AT&T abandons hybrid work in push to get employees back for complete five-day week
Telecom giant joins other major employers in ramping up in-person requirements
AT&T is adding its name to the list of some of the country’s most powerful employers ditching their pandemic-era flexibility and calling workers back to the office for five days a ...