The share of office sales that private buyers now make up is more than 60% this year so far.
Denver’s industrial market is stabilizing as speculative development slows, vacancies peak and investor focus shifts.
Construction has made great strides in its recruitment of women, but this year's Women in Construction Week is weighed down by worry about DEI-related orders.
More than 23M SF of office space in 58 markets will be torn down or converted in 2025. Less than 13M SF of new construction is on the way.
The industrial warehouse at 950 N. Interstate 45 in Hutchins was bought by ICE to be used as a detention facility for up to 9,500 people.
A Met Fresh grocery store is coming to a former Rite Aid in South Philadelphia, and a former Walgreens in Penns Grove is set to become a supermarket.
The fund scooped up the 451-unit building known as Left Bank from a venture of PGIM Real Estate in the city's second-largest multifamily deal in 2025.
Atlanta office leasing slowed to start 2025, and market insiders expect fewer deals amid the economic uncertainty.
Three execs of Drive Planning have been charged with defrauding investors and using soliticed funds to fund their lifestyles and pay previous investors.
Rite Aid is closing after it declared bankruptcy in May 2025. This means a large chunk of real estate is entering the market in Philadelphia and South Jersey.
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