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More large warehouse leases are going to grocery distributors rather than e-commerce and logistics operators, but overall demand is finally getting met.
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Manchester needs more senior tech talent if development plans are to succeed
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Marriott revealed a restructuring of the company's leadership and its recent financial performance on its Q1 earnings call Monday.
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Queens Center owner Macerich came to a forbearance deal for its $600M mortgage on their 400K SF mall in Elmhurst.
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Former Xceligent founder Doug Curry lost a major backer of his new company, Empirical CRE.
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Coworking tenant-landlord relationships aren't any different than a standard office lease, but landlords are still drawn to flexible space leases.
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Manchester City Council launches consultation on the future of the city's gay village
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With the final set of regulations released, hoteliers are examining the viability of placing an investment in an opportunity zone.
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If horse racing ever stops in Santa Anita, the city is ready to help the owner come up with a master plan development for the 300-acre site.
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Housing experts say the key to meeting the affordable housing crisis is by building microunits and co-living projects and using modular construction.
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