Largest Quarter Of Office Deliveries In D.C. History Pushes Up Vacancy, Increasing Pressure On Landlords

Over 2M SF of office space delivered in D.C. last quarter, pushing the city's vacancy rate up and forcing landlords to consider lowering rents.

Hillwood, Hines Take Advantage Of DFW Industrial Growth

Hines is set to deliver its first South Dallas industrial property at the end of July: a 1M SF distribution center expandable to 1.5M SF.

This Crystal City Accelerator Is The Post Coworking Space Startups Are Looking For

AccelSpace is coming to Crystal City, offering high-growth companies flexible, highly amenitized office space.

Owners Focus On High-Credit Tenants As Industrial Market Keeps Heating Up

Creditworthy industrial tenants are becoming much more ideal to owners in the current market cycle.

Coworking And Kids: New Company Inks Deal In D.C. For First Space With More To Come

Two Birds, a new company that combines a coworking space with a child care center, has inked its first deal in Northwest D.C.'s Tenleytown neighborhood.

Foodies Rejoice: Food Halls Are Exploding Onto The Bay Area Restaurant Scene

Food halls are expanding rapidly throughout the Bay Area.

MARTA Demand Driving Record-Breaking Rents

Office rents within a half mile of a MARTA station are commanding 25% more rent than the rest of the market.

Warehouses Will Follow Offices By Offering More Staff Amenity, And It's All Thanks To Brexit

The risk of a Brexit exodus of EU warehouse and supply-chain workers means warehouse landlords and developers to follow offices by adding more staff amenities

Risky Business: Investors Are On The Hunt For Better Risk-Adjusted Returns In Secondary Markets

Investors on the hunt for solid risk-adjusted returns are bypassing top-tier markets to bet on assets in burgeoning secondary markets.

New York Investor Pays Carlyle Group $175M For 40-Year-Old D.C. Office Building

The Carlyle Group and Aion Partners sold 1200 New Hampshire Ave. NW to a New York-based investment firm.