Three years ago, a global investment firm sent waves through Austin's real estate market by inking a blockbuster pre-lease deal that let one of the Texas state capital's largest office towers break ground, a risky endeavor at the time.
Greater Vancouver real estate brokers and investors expressed confidence that the region’s property markets will weather the global turmoil caused by the U.S. government’s shifting trade policies.
The transit-focused real estate firm that helped Elon Musk's Boring Co. scout for underground space for potential traffic tunnels in Los Angeles is looking to the sky for its next innovative venture: airports for flying taxis.
The Department of Justice is cutting back on a major office lease in Washington, D.C., but a broker involved said it's still one of the largest government real estate deals since President Donald Trump retook office.
Rexford Industrial has sold a newly constructed facility in one of L.A.’s most competitive industrial corridors to a food distributor with plans to tailor it for cold storage.
Vornado Realty Trust is getting some reprieve in the annual ground rent it’s expected to shell out for the mega full-block Penn 1 redevelopment that’s part of its portfolio surrounding the Penn Station transit hub in New York.
Discount juggernaut Walmart plans to remodel more than 650 stores across the United States this year, modernizing its fleet by adding better displays to showcase merchandise, expanding its online pickup-and-delivery services, and offering more items.
The downtown St. Louis office market, with elevated vacancy rates and at least one fully vacant tower, could use a shot in the arm. That might be coming as the local architecture firm Trivers was hired to renovate the mid-1970s U.S. Bank Tower.
Melcor Developments officially won its battle to take 100% control of its publicly traded real estate investment trust, ending a fight with shareholders who had opposed the move.
Within 15 years, homeownership in Canada could become so financially difficult that it will lead to “intergenerational mortgages,” and the country will increasingly see “several generations of family living together,” to afford housing, a federal government organization tasked with predicting future trends says.
A European real estate company that owns the Westfield Wheaton mall outside Washington, D.C., said it defaulted on its roughly $234.6 million real estate loan and could sell the property housing more than 115 shops and restaurants.
El Car Wash, Florida’s largest and fastest-growing car wash operator, is continuing its rapid expansion throughout the state with the purchase of five locations from competitor Wash City.
The Container Store's decision to pause capital projects and to stop openings new stores has led to the retailer to slash 2% of its workforce, primarily at its Dallas-area headquarters.
Chicago developers have bought River North land where they plan an apartment project that they believe will be big enough to help meet high rental demand but small enough to get financed and built.