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October 30, 2025
As NFL's Travis Kelce straps in for the ride, real estate decisions loom large at Six Flags
Six Flags Entertainment, North America's largest regional amusement park operator, is struggling with weak attendance and financial fallout from a $2 billion merger last year. Now it faces scrutiny from stakeholders who include three-time Super Bowl champion Travis Kelce.
October 30, 2025
Investment bank to raise $100 million for Miami private school developer’s fund
Fortec, a Miami private school developer, has announced a partnership with investment bank Equiturn to raise $100 million to build dozens of early childhood education centers across the country.
October 30, 2025
Business education group to convert former Buffalo newspaper office building
A newspaper’s former office in downtown Buffalo, New York, known as a prime example of brutalist architecture, is set for a conversion to classrooms and meeting space, the latest example of how the news industry’s once-vast holdings of real estate are being repurposed.
October 29, 2025
Welltower buys UK's Barchester in world's largest care home transaction
Welltower, the U.S. healthcare real estate giant, has completed what is thought to be the world's largest care home transaction, buying the real estate portfolio of Barchester in a deal valued at £5.2 billion.
October 27, 2025
JLL expands project management team; Savills grows global occupier group; Hilco adds to education practice
JLL expands project and development services team; Savills grows global occupier group; Hilco adds to education practice
October 27, 2025
AEW enters German life sciences market with €70 million acquisition near Munich
AEW has acquired a newly built life science centre in Gräfelfing, near Munich, from Aventin Real Estate for around €70 million, according to market sources.
October 21, 2025
Six Flags' stock rises as Travis Kelce of NFL joins investment group
Activist investor Jana Partners is teaming up with NFL player Travis Kelce and some big-name executives to buy a 9% stake in Six Flags Entertainment Corp., leading to a nearly 18% rise Tuesday in the stock of the theme park company and owner of real estate around the country.
October 20, 2025
This airport's new building with old Tinseltown look to debut near movie studios
What's an airport authority to do when a historic terminal sits less than a football field away from where planes take off and land? It can move the building, but when it's near the entertainment capital of Los Angeles, a relocation calls for some cinematic flair.
October 17, 2025
Church buys fire-scorched lot in Pacific Palisades to prevent development near storied shrine
When a burned apartment lot in Pacific Palisades went up for sale in May, it presented an opportunity for the owners of an adjacent parcel that's long served as a spiritual retreat for Los Angeles residents and visitors.
October 17, 2025
Former satellite tracking, spying facility in North Carolina mountains put up for sale
A compound high in the North Carolina mountains that the federal government previously used to track satellites and spy on enemies is now for sale.
October 17, 2025
'Laid back yet lively' marina on San Francisco Bay is for sale
The Alameda Marina is for sale, with Colliers brokers marketing the property as a “laid-back yet lively waterfront atmosphere in the heart of the San Francisco Bay Area."
October 10, 2025
CBRE's government, defense division to cut hundreds of jobs
A CBRE division plans to cut 279 jobs tied to Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio after a contract with a client ended, the real estate services firm told the Texas Workforce Commission.
October 8, 2025
AI reshapes life science sector as more lab space sits vacant
Artificial intelligence is changing the way life sciences companies use real estate at a time when there’s millions of square feet of vacant lab space sitting on the U.S. market.
October 7, 2025
Here’s why JLL says concerns of an AI bubble are overblown
The rush among technology and real estate firms to invest more than $1 trillion to build data centers in coming years has sparked some concern that a bubble of superheated spending on artificial intelligence could burst, creating economic damage. But a new analysis says that risk may be overstated.
October 6, 2025
Cushman & Wakefield joins the hunt for air taxi landing spots
Before the first commercial air taxis lift off, real estate firms are racing to lock down sites for landing and liftoff pads for the burgeoning sector.
September 29, 2025
As AI demand soars, here’s what can go wrong in data center development
Nvidia’s recently announced deal to invest $100 billion in ChatGPT parent OpenAI is the latest in a seemingly never-ending run of ambitious artificial intelligence projects, a euphoric climate that may mask underlying risks in the development of high-demand data storage real estate.
September 29, 2025
Billionaire's Los Angeles area purchase expected to clear way for surf park
A high-profile parcel once slated for an office and retail development to complement the new headquarters for the Los Angeles Chargers professional football team in El Segundo is now poised to make waves as a different property use.
September 29, 2025
This 1920s Oakland theater gets new life as charter school
Oakland’s Palace Theater opened in 1923 as a vaudeville venue. It later became a movie house and a church. In 2023, the year the Spanish Mission-style building turned 100, it was purchased by a school for kids interested in math and science.
September 29, 2025
Charter school backed by Pitbull buys historic downtown Miami theater for just $10
There are just three atmospheric theaters left in Florida and in an effort to save the one in Miami, officials approved the sale of the city’s historic downtown theater for just $10 to a charter school founded by Grammy Award-winning artist Pitbull.
September 29, 2025
Project Marvel may give a long-lasting home on the range to San Antonio Spurs
A new development and 30-year lease for the San Antonio Spurs could bring the city’s professional basketball team in line with its peers in the NBA, at least when it comes to arena turnover.