Home Runs Off The Field: Cities, Teams And CRE Swing Big With Stadium Entertainment Districts

Major league teams are finding new value off the field, turning stadiums into anchors for ambitious, mixed-use districts reshaping urban real estate.

This Week’s Houston Deal Sheet: Texas Tower Secures Leases Totaling 183K SF

This week in Houston real estate news.

Despite Emptying Storefronts, Retail Landlords Still Telling Ailing Tenants To 'Pound Sand'

Retail rents in Metro Atlanta are up 2.5% year-over-year to $19.65 per SF.

'A Generational Opportunity': Boston CRE Investors Prepare For A 2026 Reset

Boston leaders say challenges persisted in 2025, but improving liquidity, tightening supply and renewed lending activity are fueling optimism for 2026.

This Week's Houston Deal Sheet: Downtown Skyscraper Lands $450M Refi

This week in Houston real estate news, a vacant hotel sells, a skyscraper refinances and a Transwestern exec earns a spot on the Texas Medical Center's board.

Houston Law Firm Signs 44K SF Lease At JPMorgan Chase Tower

Yetter Coleman will occupy 44K SF at the JPMorgan Chase & Co. Tower in Downtown Houston after moving from 811 Main.

'Fingers Crossed': Standing Out In A Crowd Gets Complicated For Texas Multifamily As Tariffs Hit

Capital markets are loosening up, but only for certain projects and investments, panelists said at DFW's BMAC event.

2025 Marked A Changing Of The Guard For Atlanta CRE. It's Continuing This Year

A wave of retirements corresponds to a sea change in Atlanta's brokerage leadership in 2025.

No More 'Asking For The Moon.' The Office Amenity Race May Finally Be Slowing

Occupier surveys show that transportation and food options are among the most influential factors for office leasing

Investors Say D.C. Office Values Have Hit Bottom. When They Go Up Again Is Anyone's Guess

The prices of older office buildings have fallen to a fraction of their prepandemic level, but the market's ability to rebound faces obstacles.