AREP Pays $58M For Arlington Office Building

The buyer plans to renovate the Arlington Plaza property and cited Amazon HQ2 as a reason for optimism in the market.

Overcashed And Over Here: Data Behind A Decade Of U.S. Investment In Europe

The ups and downs of U.S. investment in Europe

CBRE Global Investors Rolls Out Office Amenity Program, Aiming To Ramp Up Tenant Experience

CBRE launches Above & Beyond, which aims to improve office tenant experiences.

GSA Looks To Move 2,000-Person Agency From NoMa To Suitland, Cut Footprint In Half

The agency plans to move from its 710K SF headquarters near Union Station when its lease expires in 2022.

4 Approved Mixed-Use Projects Aim To Make Allen A Corporate Hot Spot

In the next decade, Allen's 121 Corridor is set to be the next hot spot for corporate relocations.

Walter Reed Development Team Closes Deal For Next Phase, Plans May Groundbreaking

The development team acquired the site and secured the construction financing for a 323-unit building anchored by Whole Foods.

Commercial Building Permits In Houston Soar, Outstripping Residential

Commercial building permits in Houston rose significantly in the 12 months ended January 2020.

Boston's New Skyscrapers Are Mostly Available. Office Experts Say That's A Good Thing

A series of towers are simultaneously underway in Boston, and it may not be enough to satisfy office demand.

Wood-Based Skyscrapers Could Be Coming To Chicago In The Near Future

A recent overhaul to Chicago's building code means developers can now build wood-based mid-rises, but true skyscrapers may not be far off.

Why Some Developers Are Breaking Ground On New Projects During A Pandemic

MRP Realty, CityInterests, Washington Property Co., Monument Realty, Hines and The NRP Group are all breaking ground on projects during the coronavirus crisis.