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Slowing sales from FedEx signal the pandemic-fueled delivery boom that drove warehouse demand is disappearing, and the industrial market could feel the pain.
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Lincoln Property Co. plans to develop 450K SF of life sciences in Broomfield.
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Developers begin demolishing the former Landmark Mall, Amazon joined Gilbane for a College Park groundbreaking, Cushman & Wakefield's new office plus more.
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Spear Street Capital bought an IBM-anchored office building near the new Innovation Center Silver Line station in Herndon.
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Industrial Outdoor Ventures acquired its first property in Baltimore, which is now the firm's most significant asset in terms of building square footage.
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Compelling returns are driving a rising number of investors toward the asset class more than two years after the pandemic ravaged retail real estate.
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The lease is one of the largest in Silicon Valley so far this year.
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Houston's retail market remains healthy in the face of a potentially looming recession with high occupancy, low rates of new construction, and growing concepts.
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Hyperscalers like Google, Amazon and Meta are shifting the dynamics of a market previously oriented around enterprise colocation.
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In its motion to dismiss a lawsuit over a now-closed D.C. private school, CBRE said the plaintiff falsely claimed it represented both sides of the 600K SF deal.
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