Reata Pharmaceuticals' New 327K SF HQ Returns To The Sublease Market

The listing is the biggest contiguous office sublease in the Dallas area.

Lagging Data Center Construction In Canada May Be A Missed Opportunity

Data center development in Canada is trailing well behind the U.S., raising concerns for the country's digital future

The Varsity's Owners Consolidating Their Valuable Midtown Real Estate

The Varsity would be close to the planned greenspace deck over the interstate that is being championed by former Chick-fil-A CEO Dan Cathy.

Tech Firm Relocating Headquarters To New City's Fourth Ward

OneTrust is moving from Sandy Springs to the Old Fourth Ward, taking 39% less office space.

Denver's Life Sciences Market Embracing The Mixed-Use Lab Campus Trend

Developers across the country are looking to create life sciences campuses that serve many uses at once.

This Week's Atlanta Deal Sheet: Longtime C&W Broker Andy Ghertner To Retire

Ghertner has been a mentor to many of Atlanta's top CRE brokers over the years.

Chicago Firm Nearly Tops List Of Unpaid Creditors As WeWork Bankruptcy Unfolds

The Alter Group is WeWork's second-largest creditor, according to its bankruptcy petition filed this week.

The Death Knell Is Tolling For Family Sit-Down Restaurants: What's The Future For All Their Empty Husks?

At least 12 of the nation's largest casual chains are planning to cut their real estate portfolios this year, leaving behind a slew of vacant buildings.

1 In 4 Downtown Fort Worth Storefronts Are Vacant, Lagging Metro

The unofficial canvass shows Fort Worth falling far behind the DFW metro average of 4.6% retail vacancy.

Layoffs, Remote Work Push San Francisco Class-A Office Vacancy To New Record

Ongoing layoffs and a reluctance to return to the office have pushed vacancy higher in San Francisco.