One Of Houston's Most Recognizable Buildings Is Delinquent On Its Loan — And It Has Company Across Town

Three of the five largest newly delinquent CMBS loans in March were in Houston, including one for TC Energy Center.

Energy Remains King Of Houston’s Office Market, Starts Signing Big Leases Again

While the pandemic hit Houston's office market, its real stability remains tied to the energy industry.

Capital Markets Remain Slow As Investors Still Afraid ‘To Catch A Falling Knife’

Transaction volume is stalled nationally, with activity trending well below last year's totals.

Retailers Are Increasingly Becoming Owners In NYC’s Hottest Corridors

For retailers that can afford to buy their own space in NYC, new data shared with Bisnow shows that many more are choosing to do so.

This Week's Atlanta Deal Sheet: CP Group Expands Coworking Platform In Atlanta

CP Group debuted its coworking program in Atlanta and Florida last year.

As Leases Keep Shrinking, Atlanta Office Vacancy Breaks Great Recession Record

Despite the doom and gloom, landlords with spec suites are seeing a rise in activity.

Landlord Giveaways Help Fuel Burst Of Atlanta Office Leasing

Office landlords in the metro area have experienced more than 1M SF of negative absorption in the first half of 2024.

Manufacturing Firm Cuts Headquarters Space By Over 60K SF With Boston-Area Move

BTU International signed a lease for 57K SF in Westford in a relocation from a Billerica property that is now planned for redevelopment.

Prime Rents Stall In Atlanta As More Vacant Trophy Space Comes Online

Rents for trophy office towers are nearing $50/SF in some parts of Metro Atlanta.

How 3 Texas Cities Came To Lead The Nation In Empty Offices — And Why There May Be Further To Fall

Texas' office market is in trouble and it could be downhill from here.