Transwestern Just Bought 3 Firms And It Could Buy More

Transwestern President Tom Lawyer said the company's three recent acquisitions were years in the making, but others might be on the way.

High-Stakes Legal Battle Has D.C.’s Office Brokers ‘On Edge,’ With Millions In Commissions At Risk

The appeal of a District Court judge's March ruling that stripped JLL of nearly $800K in commission could set a precedent that calls other leases into question.

2 More San Francisco Office Buildings Hit The Market At Steep Discounts

The properties are the latest office buildings investors want to offload in the city.

Seeking Better Share Prices, REITs Rack Up $22B In M&A

REITs are making strategic M&A moves to navigate the complicated economic and real estate atmosphere.

Chinese Tech Company Takes Over Old Anheuser-Busch Facility In Oakland

The property was a rare industrial vacancy in the East Bay.

SVC Sells 65 Properties Across The U.S. For $514M

The company sold a number of hotels last year as well.

Landlords, Tenants Getting Cooperative In Challenging San Francisco Retail Market

Retail trends in San Francisco have shifted following the height of the coronavirus pandemic.

For Lease: 28&7, Chelsea’s Boutique Office Property That Strikes A Balance Between Tradition And Modernity

CBRE is introducing its new development available for lease, 28&7, in New York City's Chelsea neighborhood.

Hybrid Is Here To Stay Even If There's A Recession, CRE Leaders Say

It might be briefly disrupted by ill financial winds, but the hybrid work revolution will make a lasting mark on the U.S. office market, CRE execs say.

Cushman & Wakefield Sues Brokers Who Left For JLL, Alleging Breach Of Contract

Cushman & Wakefield is suing two of its former high-level brokers for breach of contract, following their moves to rival firm JLL.