The federal government has listed another eight properties across the United States that it hopes to get rid of as part of the Trump administration's strategy to shrink the government's real estate footprint.
TurboTax software maker Intuit has about tripled its New York office footprint in an expansion lease. The deal in Manhattan’s East Village is another sign of tech tenants’ increasing activity in the market.
The developer of a new shopping center in a suburb of Nashville, Tennessee, has secured nine tenants ahead of its projected October opening, including a Publix supermarket that will anchor the property.
A West Coast real estate investment trust has tapped the commercial mortgage-backed securities market to pay down debt in a sign that investors are willing to invest in large urban office properties despite economic uncertainties.
An Atlanta-based data storage developer has paid more than $21 million for land near Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport, where it plans to add to an already busy slate of projects in the area.
Atlanta-based ECI Group completed the disposition of the 378-unit Houma Highlands apartments at 461 S. Hollywood Road in Houma, Louisiana, the largest city in the Louisiana parish of Terrebonne.
A longtime multifamily finance executive is moving from the lending side of the business to the development front lines, joining a faith-based Los Angeles firm focused on addressing California’s housing shortage.
After years of employees holding the upper hand over where and how they work, companies looking to consolidate their office portfolios have gained some newfound leverage in making relocation demands.
As competition for New York’s coveted casino licenses heats up, Steve Cohen, the New York Mets owner and billionaire hedge fund investor, and his partner, Hard Rock International, have added an affordable housing proposal to increase their odds of winning.
Change is coming to Miami’s Little River and Little Haiti neighborhoods after Miami-Dade County approved a major redevelopment plan for the historically underserved areas.
A power cable manufacturer that serves the offshore wind farm industry moved a step closer to developing what it said would be the largest submarine power cable manufacturing plant in the United States.
Kingsbarn Realty Capital has snapped up a building on the Hollywood Walk of Fame fully leased to a fast-growing fashion brand. The top-dollar deal serves as the latest sign of brighter times for the national office market.
As sales of prepared foods rise, U.S. convenience stores are expanding the size of their locations to add kitchens and offer a wider selection of healthy foods to appeal to younger consumers.