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After slowly ticking up from pandemic-era lows, visits to Dallas-area office buildings have plateaued over the last few months, new Placer.ai data shows.
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Three of the five largest newly delinquent CMBS loans in March were in Houston, including one for TC Energy Center.
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Both baby boomers and nontraded REITs are seeing new opportunity from an old investment vehicle that allows investors to shelter properties from exchange taxes.
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ArtLifting represents disabled artists while creating social impact in CRE spaces through art and design to promote more community and collaboration.
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The Boston Planning & Development Agency approved 11 new developments with over 876 units, plus the rest of the week's top commercial real estate moves.
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The policy would set a net-zero emissions requirement for developments filed after July 1, 2025, that have at least 15 units or a minimum of 20K SF.
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The biggest leases, sales and loans in New York City commercial real estate this week.
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Cities in Collin County are at the point of deciding what they want to be when they grow up — and deciding where all the expected newcomers will live.
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By submarket, Back Bay saw the highest jump in average sales prices at 76.3% and the Seaport saw a 32% drop.
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The honorees span the industry, from brokers to developers and lawyers to bankers, and will come together for an awards ceremony and cocktail reception Dec. 12.
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