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The East Bay is drawing the attention of multifamily developers, both for its own positive fundamentals and for its favorable comparison to San Francisco.
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Life sciences seems like the easy play for the county in light of its struggling office market, but pitfalls may be holding it back.
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A massive pre-pandemic office project is back in the works after coronavirus delays.
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Retail and office landlords are increasingly looking to medical tenants to fill empty space across New York City.
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Shoppers aren't turning their backs on consumer goods, even as inflation rises.
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Houston is tied with San Antonio in rental averages at $1.42 per square foot, the lowest among Texas metros. That could leave room for rent increases.
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It makes up the lion's share of Ireland's CRE investment income, but can multifamily stay top of the investment heap for the foreseeable future?
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Miami Worldcenter developers launched a 27-acre, $4M, outdoor museum as Art Basel and Miami Art Week festivities take over magic city in December.
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The development, which will front Interstate 20, is slated to include a 187K SF shopping center.
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A Menlo Park mixed-use development approaches full occupancy.
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