Renewal cements tech giant's role as anchor tenant in expansive campus
Renewal cements tech giant's role as anchor tenant in expansive campus
Despite a series of high-profile cuts to its workforce and real estate, tech giant Cisco Systems is holding on to some of its Boston-area office space.
Colliers tapped to market Hanover Logistics Center
Ridgeline Property Group has wrapped up development on a new speculative distribution center near BWI Airport in greater Baltimore.
Times Square property has been tagged for potential casino redevelopment
A loan backed by a high-profile Times Square office building tagged for a potential casino redevelopment in Manhattan has received an extension.
Sky Zone's Owings Mills venue part of national expansion plan
Sky Zone is continuing its national expansion with a lease to open a new location in suburban Baltimore.
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Target cites tight consumer budgets as sales flatten
Data centers provide more consistent revenue than cryptocurrency industry, executives say
A North Texas city is paving the way for Core Scientific to spend $6.1 billion to convert its local bitcoin cryptocurrency operations to a data center hub for artificial intelligen...
JLL brokers sale of Whittier Mill and Cobblestone Business Park
A Florida firm is growing its holdings in the Atlanta area with its acquisition of a pair of industrial parks.
Moody National is refinancing, selling properties
A nontraded hospitality real estate investment trust has made progress this quarter addressing $163 million in loan maturities past due or coming due over the next 12 months.
Sun Belt dominates supply gain, accounting for two-thirds of the increase
Over the past five years, the national multifamily housing market added a massive amount of new supply, with total completions surging from 1.3 million to 1.8 million units.
Boge Group to relocate headquarters to Miami River Landing
Boge Group, a Las Vegas-based financial services provider, is trading the desert for the waterfront, signing a new lease at Urban-X’s Miami River Landing campus.
After broker fee change for apartments takes effect, critics say landlords will raise rents to compensate
Can New York rents be even more expensive? That's what some brokers predict after the New York City Council voted to ban the practice of tenants paying apartment broker fees even w...
Bellwether Housing pitches conversion of aging apartments into 730 units
An affordable housing provider is planning what could be the largest income-restricted rental project in Seattle, where a shortage of cost-conscious residential property has contri...
Italian luxury outerwear label Moncler also leases space at the property
A portion of a Manhattan mixed-used property that hosts high-profile Italian restaurant and gourmet market Eataly’s new store in the SoHo neighborhood has been put up for sale.
Downtown property adds to troubled assets to be sold in nation's capital
A high-profile office building in downtown Washington, D.C., is on the fast track to a foreclosure auction, the latest in a series of distressed properties in and around the nation...
Investor plans to buy three Tokyo hotels; Global law firm leases large London office space; BlackRock partners in French logistics property purchase
Fat Brands signs Los Angeles office lease
A growing fast-casual food franchiser has signed a deal to maintain its global headquarters Los Angeles.
City of Tulsa, Oklahoma, buys office building as new headquarters for police and fire departments
JDM Partners has sold one of 14 vacant office buildings it owns under lease to insurance giant State Farm.
Flex and specialized space vacancy rates are plateauing
The Washington area's industrial vacancy rate has increased over the past two years, reflecting a challenging landscape for property owners with available space. However, recent tr...
Cincinnati-based Dumes Teets Mullowney Group joins Tampa firm from Marcus & Millichap
Tampa, Florida-based real estate company Franklin Street has boosted its national presence with the acquisition of a student housing investment sales team based in Cincinnati.
Retail and hospitality employment sectors collectively lost over 10,000 jobs year over year
Annual job growth dropped to just 0.3% for the Tampa Bay region, according to the most recent release from the Florida Department of Commerce, Bureau of Workforce Statistics and Ec...