Amazon Lays Off 300 In Manhattan, Mostly In Under-The-Radar Midtown Office

Amazon is planning to layoff a total of 18,000 people this year, or 1% of its global workforce.

SPECIAL REPORT: Regulation Is The Only Thing Pushing Real Estate To Tackle Its Enormous Carbon Footprint

Real estate will have to be led, not cajoled, into meaningful decarbonization. That is likely to mean new laws and more regulation.

This Week's Boston Deal Sheet

Berkeley Investments acquired 44-46 Soldiers Field Road from The Ballas Group for $8.4M, and it plans to build over 100 multifamily units.

Is Boston Ready For The Budget Crunch Its Struggling Office Buildings Are Expected To Cause?

Boston collected 22% of its tax revenue this fiscal year from office buildings, and experts worry that declining property values could hurt the city.

This Week’s N.Y. Deal Sheet

The biggest leases, sales and loans this week in New York City.

Starwood May Be Just The Start: Experts See Problems Under The Hood For Huge CRE Funds

As SREIT tightens investor redemption limits, other nontraded REITs managed by investment giants like Blackstone, KKR and Brookfield face issues with liquidity.

Manhattan Office Market Tightens, Bolstered By Big Leases

Leasing volume was up in Manhattan in May, boosted by large leases including Bloomberg's nearly 1M SF deal.

Developers Forced To ‘Invent The Wheel’ To Meet Ballooning Data Center Energy Needs

Big Tech firms want bigger data centers than ever to support AI, but finding the energy to power them is standing in the way.

Starwood Fund's Liquidity Issues Spark Spike In Withdrawals At Other REITs

Nontraded REITs such as BREIT, SREIT and Ares Industrial REIT saw monthly redemption requests shoot up an average of 65% in May.

Chicago’s Biggest Deals Of 2024 Reflect City's 'Innate Optimism'

Read about the biggest deals in Chicago this year.