Rents Were Mixed In Q2, New Report Shows, With Some Cities Seeing Price Hikes

Some markets saw rent decreases for the quarter, but many others did not.

Jump In DFW Office Subleasing Highlights Tenant Woes And Market Uncertainty

More landlords are seeing subleases hit the North Texas market. Does this foretell coming disaster for DFW office space?

Manhattan Office Leasing Plummets To Lowest Level In More Than A Decade

In the first half of 2020, there was just 10M SF office space leased in Manhattan which is half the velocity of last year.

My New Normal: LightBox Senior Vice President, Broker Operations Tina Lichens

Bisnow features LightBox Senior Vice President, Broker Operations Tina Lichens in the latest profile in the My New Normal series

Townhomes To Fill In Missing JCPenney At Collin Creek Mall Project

Planned JCPenney to become townhouses instead.

Major Data Center Operator Reportedly Up For Sale

A sale of Global Switch would follow an abandoned effort in 2019 to list on the Hong Kong stock exchange.

Rents Decline, Concessions Grow As College Move-In Day Arrives And 13,000 Greater Boston Units Sit Empty

With colleges and universities planning hybrid or remote learning, move-in day was a woeful one for the Boston apartment market.

Encouraged By Traffic, Bay Area Malls Puzzle Through Reopening

Malls are contending with limited occupancy, state health guidelines and still-unopened retailers.

Mystery Of Alleged CRE Ponzi Scheme Deepens As SEC Investigates

At least six properties in the company’s $550M portfolio have no equity, chief restructuring officer Michael Hogan told investors last month

Manhattan Rents Decline Sharply As Vacancy, Inventory More Than Double

New listing inventory and vacancy has more than doubled since July 2019, and more pain is in the forecast.