8% Of U.S. Office Buildings Are Taking Basically All The Tenant Activity

Any building older than 10 years, or about 92% of the office market, is all but out of luck attracting leasing activity.

Restaurateurs Are ‘Circling The Market Like Vultures’ In Sun Belt Cities Where Space Is Scarce

Growing international interest plus imbalanced supply and demand have created an uber-competitive market for restaurant real estate in Houston and elsewhere.

REPORT: Texas Ranks No. 1 For CRE Contributions To State GDP

The commercial real estate industry in Texas is more impactful to the state economy than anywhere else in the nation.

Stripe Agrees To Wilton Park Deal As Dublin Office Market Rebounds

Stripe is to relocate its head office to Iput's Wilton Park, while CBRE Ireland has reported an uptick in office deals in Q2 amid positive market signs.

Parking Has Become A Major Profit Driver For Hotels

Rising parking costs are helping hotel operators boost revenue even as room occupancy lags behind prepandemic levels.

$120M Loan Backed By Mountain View Mixed-Use Portfolio Defaults

A loan backing 10 Silicon Valley mixed-use properties defaulted in June.

Part-Time Offices On The Rise As Tenants Balk At Paying For 5 Days

As hybrid work evolves into the norm for many companies, solutions to optimise the working week and rents are leading to new models.

Most Cities See Gains In Office Absorption, But It Could Be Short-Lived

Despite the absorption bump, CBRE is projecting negative absorption for the next few quarters.

Tishman Speyer Lands 106K SF Lease In Downtown Boston Office Tower

Six Massachusetts agencies are relocating to the One Federal Street tower that was vacated by Iron Mountain.

Atlanta Industrial Sees Resurgence Of Big Deals, But ‘We Still Have A Ways To Go’

"There's still a lot of empty buildings," one developer said as the market attempts to absorb the deluge of new space.