Houston has seen some of the highest positive absorption in the country, according to new fourth-quarter 2021 data from Cushman & Wakefield.
This week in Houston real estate news.
Yet another player has entered the Philly life sciences market for the first time, with Oxford Properties Group signing on as equity partner at the Navy Yard.
The World Bank's most recent report contained an ominous warning the global economy may be entering a period of stagflation that could precede a recession.
The financial giant is expanding and relocating its Atlanta office.
Longfellow Real Estate Partners, the largest private life sciences developer in the U.S., is entering the Philadelphia market.
A lack of new housing supply at the entry level is forcing many would-be homebuyers into the single-family rental market.
Walmart's two new tech hubs come at a time when the company is both growing its technology division and looking to diversify its workforce.
Over the last year, effective rents in DTLA grew 16% to an average of $2,701.
New CBRE data shows the number of tech jobs grew by 136,000 in 2021, but some companies are beginning to lay off workers as the U.S. approaches a recession.
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