Amazon expects to spend $200 billion on data centers and other equipment this year, topping its big technology rivals in a spending spree to build out artificial intelligence networks.
On Sunday, the NFL's Seattle Seahawks face the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LX, marking a repeat of the Super Bowl matchup of 2015. This year, the Seahawks and the Patriots each come into the big game after a regular season record of 14-3.
A $5 billion development under construction in downtown Atlanta is bolstering its roster of restaurant options with plans to add one of the city’s best-known steakhouses and seafood restaurants.
A Texas-based genetic testing company has leased almost 63,000 square feet in the San Francisco Bay Area in the latest sign of a gradual rebound for the life sciences sector after the overbuild of the pandemic years.
Developer Forager is set to break ground on an industrial condominium project in one of Toronto’s most popular nodes where new small-bay space can be hard to find.
A shuttered Los Angeles movie theater is lining up a Hollywood-style comeback with help from Oscar-nominated actress — and now real estate investor — Kristen Stewart.
Santa Monica, California-based Turner Impact Capital has promoted four executives to help guide the firm's $6 billion housing and healthcare investment pipeline.
The federal government may be cutting funding for public health programs, but a new project underway in upstate New York shows that at least one state government is still putting money into efforts to prevent diseases and promote vaccinations.
A University of Illinois-led technology research center has struck a deal to buy a 16-story office tower on Wacker Drive along the Chicago River for about $25 million after it backed off plans to anchor a 62-acre mixed-use development.
Colliers has acquired Ramos Consulting Services, an engineering and construction management firm that has worked on some of California’s largest transit projects.
A North Jersey law firm has relocated from the offices it has occupied for nearly 40 years to a new headquarters that it said promotes collaboration and flexibility.
The headline vacancy rate in multifamily properties in Orange County, California, was nearly flat in 2025, but performance showed distinct class and regional differences. High-end properties performed better operationally, while mid- and lower-quality properties that rent at a lower price point felt pressure from occupancy losses. As a result, market rent growth for low-quality properties has slowed to its lowest pace in 15 years.
The Super Bowl has historically brought immense hotel demand to each host market, providing hotel owners the opportunity to push average daily rates well above standard pricing.
The Ontario Building Code is due for an update that could spur the development of more so-called missing-middle housing — lower-density dwellings from garden suites and rowhouses to stacked townhomes and mid-rises, some real estate professionals say.
JPMorgan Chase's demand for office space isn't slowing as the finance company expands its already-vast real estate presence in New York City and elsewhere across the United States.