Boston's office market sees an increase in renewals as tenants opt for better lease terms over relocation amid high build-out costs.
At least seven $100M-plus deals have closed in recent weeks, but brokers do not see enough properties on the market to continue that pace.
Condo deconversions have gotten tougher in Chicago, where investors have completed deals at many of the most lucrative possibilities.
International investors still mark Houston as a risk. However, the energy recovery and diversified economy are making it more attractive than before.
Class-A industrial assets continue to be a desired asset class by foreign investors.
Another round of this week's deals
Speakers talk tenants at our State of the Market event.
This Week's Boston Deals
Residential developers are looking for infill sights; but so are office developers.
Industrial dollar volume in the City of Vancouver hit a record-high $140M last year, a spike that came largely as a result of zoning changes in Mount Pleasant.
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