Bankrupt Steward Health Putting All Of Its Hospitals Up For Sale, Owes $6.6B In Rent

The Dallas-based hospital operator plans to sell all of its 31 hospitals across eight states this summer.

'You Can Imagine The Pressure': Commercial Appraisers At The Center Of CRE's Price Reckoning

Commercial real estate appraisers find themselves in the center of the story of the office and its devaluation.

Apartment Starts Ticked Up Again In January Despite Growing Deliveries

There are roughly 355,000 apartments under construction across the United States, roughly 26% of all housing units being built in the country.

'Pure Chaos': Inside The CRE Fallout From DOGE's Slash-And-Burn Campaign

With 10M SF of office leases terminated, the effort to slash the federal footprint is creating turmoil for CRE.

Elon Musk's DOGE Says It Has Terminated 22 Federal Leases

DOGE posted about the lease terminations on X but didn't say which buildings were included.

Mesirow Raises $1.2B Target Ceiling For U.S. Multifamily Fund

Around a quarter of the value-add fund's cash has already been deployed on assets, including in San Diego and South Florida.

Construction Material Costs Jumped In January In Anticipation Of Trump Tariffs

The ABC warned that strong contractor demand and threats of further tariffs could cause prices to rise further this year.

Landlord Concessions Fell In 2024, Another Sign Of Office Market Turnaround

2024 still saw an average tenant improvement allowance of $87.51 per SF and 8.9 months of free rent.

'It's Flat-Out Fraud': Victims Slam Elie Schwartz's Probation Bid After $63M CrowdStreet Scam

Investors burned by Schwartz include physicians, real estate investors, a candy manufacturer and a plumbing contractor.

Denton Seeks $280M Investment From Novartis To Grow Life Sciences

The Denton City Council approved a $3.2M incentive package this week to entice Novartis to invest $280M in a 51K SF facility at 2101 Shady Oak Drive.