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Significant work on the Gulch may not start until 2021.
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Meal-in-a box subscription retail expands rapidly ahead of potential winter lockdown.
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The general consensus that real estate has been hit hard means that the public may be undervaluing the stock of CRE owners with strong balance sheets.
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Atlanta's office market ended the year in the red, especially after 1.5M SF was dumped in the fourth quarter.
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The CDC issued a clarification Friday to its eviction moratorium stating that landlords can start eviction proceedings now to kick renters out Jan. 1.
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Mum is the word on Mother's Day, and these CRE moms are among the billions worldwide who make this hard job look easy.
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Five alleged human trafficking victims file suit against Motel 6 and its parent company.
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Mall landlord Macerich was briefly swept up in the Reddit-inspired short-squeeze binge in late January, allowing its largest shareholder to sell its stake.
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Helical sells to private equity as funds circle Manchester and vendors see hope value in a coronavirus vaccine
A Savills survey of 250 technology companies found that 55% of them plan to dispose of existing office space over the next 12 to 18 months.
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