As Office Tenants Play Musical Chairs, Tysons Leaders Emphasize Need For Livable City

With trophy and Class-A office landlords competing for fewer tenants, developers are looking to other sectors to help ensure Tysons' vitality.

Miami Apartment Vacancy Is On The Rise, But Don't Expect Rents To Drop

After a historic run of growth that left Miami as the most expensive city to live in, South Florida’s rental market has cooled slightly in recent months.

Economic Uncertainty, Hybrid Work Lead To Record-High Availability In LA Office Market

New leases are hard to come by in Los Angeles, where office users continue to avoid taking new space.

$103B In CMBS Loans Maturing This Year To Test 'Extend And Pretend'

More than $300B of CMBS loans are due to expire before the end of 2024, with analysts singling out office as the asset class in the most danger.

Multifamily Borrowers Should Have No Problem Extending Loans. But What Comes Next?

Multifamily owners facing maturing debt have every reason to reach extensions with their lenders, but they may not like what happens at the end of the new term.

Meta Pulls Back On New 310K SF London Office

Meta took a lease on new London office only last year.

Record-Breaking 57 Companies Relocated Or Expanded Into Miami-Dade This Year

And 150 other firms are in the pipeline, according to the county's economic development arm.

New Signings And Increased Footfall Boost Hammerson Malls

Mall owner Hammerson has posted encouraging results for the third quarter, suggesting an upturn in physical retail.

Lenders Sue Margaritaville Times Square Owners For $85M After Bankruptcy Filing

Arden Group and Corten Real Estate claim developers Soho Properties and Stephen Weiss and Andrew Weiss are personally responsible for the loan.

Suburban Baltimore Apartment Properties Sell For Combined $84M Despite Market Headwinds

Excelsa Properties paid $78M for a Columbia apartment complex, and another property in Baltimore County sold for over $6M.