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Millions of square feet are hitting DFW's office sublease market.
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WeWork is demanding immediate payment on outstanding fees from at least 800 member companies, something traditional landlords still aren't allowed to do.
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Philadelphia's multifamily market is already recovering, but Center City continues to struggle with vacancies and normal business may not resume until 2022.
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Families and businesses are relocating to the Southeast in droves. New CRE development opportunities are on the horizon for areas outside of major cities.
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NMHC: Four-fifths of renters in professionally managed units paid some rent as of Oct. 6.
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Acres of land in Melissa, Texas, are primed to serve as a North Collin County medical hub.
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The proposed cuts could be avoided if Congress passes a long-awaited stimulus bill that provides relief to transit agencies.
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Many of Houston's restaurateurs have decided to maintain occupancy limits and masks, despite the Texas governor's executive order lifting the mandates.
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Manchester liberalises student housing in some respects, adds new rules in others on affordable and location
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Debenhams administration clears path for German owners of department store in Manchester
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