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Boston leaders say challenges persisted in 2025, but improving liquidity, tightening supply and renewed lending activity are fueling optimism for 2026.
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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.
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Yetter Coleman will occupy 44K SF at the JPMorgan Chase & Co. Tower in Downtown Houston after moving from 811 Main.
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Capital markets are loosening up, but only for certain projects and investments, panelists said at DFW's BMAC event.
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A wave of retirements corresponds to a sea change in Atlanta's brokerage leadership in 2025.
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Occupier surveys show that transportation and food options are among the most influential factors for office leasing
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The prices of older office buildings have fallen to a fraction of their prepandemic level, but the market's ability to rebound faces obstacles.
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Faced with legal risk and political fire, major U.S. real estate players are pulling back on DEI — often without saying a word.
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Healthpeak Properties filed plans for its 46-acre Cambridge Point development, which would include over 2,000 housing units near the Alewife station.
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1050 17th Street, one of Washington, D.C.'s premier office buildings, is attracting attention because of its ideal location, modern design and accessibility.
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