U.S. Investment Sales Up More Than 25% YOY For First Half Of 2025
The nation's $182.4B sales total for the first six months is on pace to decrease 1% from last year when annualized.
The nation's $182.4B sales total for the first six months is on pace to decrease 1% from last year when annualized.
The University of Texas at Dallas purchased the more than 151K SF office to expand its infrastructure in order to keep up with the school’s growing enrollment
Investor purchases jumped 25% in the U.S. in the second quarter, signaling a return of buyers' appetites.
Atlanta office leasing slowed to start 2025, and market insiders expect fewer deals amid the economic uncertainty.
The lack of clarity on macroeconomic conditions continues to stymie capital markets with escalating conflicts in the Middle East further clouding the outlook.
The ruling is a blow to the president’s ability to implement tariffs with little restriction.
Office landlords lost 500K SF of corporate users during the first half of 2025 as well.
Illinois lawmakers will look to avert a transit crisis as CTA and Metra face massive cuts that could cripple Chicago’s economy and real estate recovery.
Also this week, a charter school takes 17K SF at a downtown office building, Ikea is opening a plan-and-order store on Georgetown's M Street and more.
The widening gap between Uptown and Downtown Oakland establishes the two as distinct submarkets.
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