Famed Racial Justice Organization On The March For New Atlanta Office

A build-to-suit would be designed with room for other community organizations as well.

SPECIAL REPORT: New Analysis Shows Uneven Progress Toward Diversity At CRE’s Biggest Firms

People of color hold roughly 11% of all C-suite and senior roles at 91 of the largest commercial real estate firms.

Cross-Border Investors Are Back Firing On All Cylinders — But What They Want From CRE Has Changed

If you're a global investor, what you're buying now is probably changing.

Workers Aren't Running Back To Boston's Recovering Office Market

Workers are slowly trickling back to downtown Boston despite their employers' hot summer of leasing activity.

Downtown Houston Leads City's Office Recovery, But Future Remains Uncertain Amid Interest Rate Hikes

The five largest office deals inked in the last quarter were in downtown, but Fed interest hikes might make the future of office unclear.

NYC's Investment Sales Showed Signs Of Recovery In Q1, But Development Likely To Slow Down

Avison Young's Q1 report revealed upward trajectories for NYC's office, retail and multifamily markets, but politics is slowing down housing developers.

Chip Shortage Driving Explosive Growth In Demand For Industrial Space

Capital expenditures in the semiconductor industry are rising rapidly as the federal government pours money into research and support for a key sector.

With Biden's Mandate Overturned, CRE Can Write Its Own Vaccine Rules. Will It?

With the Supreme Court striking down the Biden administration's vaccine mandate, CRE firms have more leeway to set their own office policies. Will they?

CBRE Joins Major Brokerages Pulling Out Of Russia Amid ‘Horrific’ Ukraine Invasion

Top CRE firms are pulling out of Russia or considering it strongly.

Texas Offers A Sneak Peek Of What Return To The Office Might Look Like

Texas metros have the greatest number of workers back in the office, but that means offices are still little more than half full.