D.C. Investment Sales Brokers On Why 2018 Deal Volume Is Down From Last Year

The D.C. area's 2018 investment sales volume totaled $6.3B as of Dec. 19, compared to $8B last year, according to Newmark Knight Frank.

Not To Be Outdone, Facebook Is Looking At Its Own Major NYC Expansion

Facebook is weighing adding to its space in the New York as Google and Amazon announce landmark real estate deals.

The 14 Deals And Trends That Defined Real Estate In 2018

A look back at 2018.

The 10 Biggest Atlanta CRE Stories Of 2018

From Atlanta winning Thyssenkrupp and Norfolk Southern to losing a big part of AT&T and Amazon HQ2, the CRE world made a lot of headlines this year.

South Florida's Dominant Grocer Trying To Outmaneuver Whole Foods, Trader Joe's

Publix dominated Florida grocery, but now it's on its toes.

Industrial Developers Expected To Accelerate New Construction

Demand still outweighs supply in the Chicago region's industrial market, and developers now concentrate on building midsize warehouses.

Inspired By Hurricane Maria, Miami Architect Working To Design Drone-Powered Hospitals

An architect has designed a hospital serviced by drones.

After 9 Years Of Positive Office Market Absorption, Puget Sound Absorption Turns Negative

Office absorption in Puget Sound falls as supply continues to come online.

Rising Construction Costs Fueling Record Tenant Build-Out Allowances In D.C.

Rand Construction CEO Bob Milkovich said interior build-outs of Downtown D.C. office buildings today cost over $100/SF.

How Hard Could Coronavirus Hit Supply Chains? It Depends On What Truckers Decide.

America will lean heavily on its trucking industry to get through Coronavirus.