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Life sciences was the darling of CRE during the pandemic, but investors are starting to pull back.
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Baker Botts signed the year's largest office lease so far, a 172K SF renewal and extension at 910 Louisiana.
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Transwestern President Tom Lawyer said the company's three recent acquisitions were years in the making, but others might be on the way.
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The contentious plan would open more than 2,100 acres to data center development, potentially rivaling neighboring Loudoun County.
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The tenant was hoping to buy a building to centralize operations but found itself outbid by all-cash investors and had to lease space instead.
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Several big-name developers have shown interest in Medford's Wellington station air rights project, which covers 28 acres and has access to the river.
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The $11.5M suit was one of two cases in D.C. over the last year involving the local law setting requirements for disclosing dual representation.
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The 2,100-acre Quantum Loophole development in Frederick, Maryland, is planned to add more data center capacity than exists in the entire New York area.
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A new report on private funding in life sciences has found that a significant spike of activity is now flowing into emerging markets.
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Flight-to-quality remains the dominant trend in Baltimore's office market heading into the fourth quarter of 2022.
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