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These investors have all spent $4B-plus on offices during the time of Covid
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The nontraded REIT sector, led by Blackstone and Starwood, is on track to raise $35B this year, leading to big deals in the industrial and multifamily markets.
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Tysons projects including The Boro, Capital One Center and Scotts Run are creating walkable mixed-use areas that can help draw workers back to the office.
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Bridge Logistics Properties execs see a long runway for industrial demand in the U.S.
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Multifamily building owners in Capitol Riverfront are eager to move beyond Navy Yard's bar-centric image as the area matures.
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Amazon is planning to layoff a total of 18,000 people this year, or 1% of its global workforce.
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Real estate will have to be led, not cajoled, into meaningful decarbonization. That is likely to mean new laws and more regulation.
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Berkeley Investments acquired 44-46 Soldiers Field Road from The Ballas Group for $8.4M, and it plans to build over 100 multifamily units.
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Boston collected 22% of its tax revenue this fiscal year from office buildings, and experts worry that declining property values could hurt the city.
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The biggest leases, sales and loans this week in New York City.
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