Henry S. Miller Breaks Ground On Frisco Spec Retail Development

The 24K SF spec development, Main Street Crossing, broke ground at Main Street and FM 423 in Frisco.

Globalization Means Consolidation: Behind The Perkins+Will/Lauckgroup Merger

The new and improved Perkins+Will said its recent merger is a result of globalization and the trend toward consolidation.

Earning A Place At The Table: How These Houston Women Got Into Construction

Women are elbowing their way to a place at the construction table.

Salesforce's Pre-Leased Skyscraper Gets Key Vote

Hines and Urban Pacific Development are a step closer to potentially breaking ground on what would be San Francisco's fourth-tallest building.

Hines, Frisbie Group Secure Site In WPB For Condo Development

Hines and Frisbie Group spent $41.5M on a West Palm Beach development site projected to be built into the South Flagler House luxury condos.

Industrial Goes Electric As Investors, Tenants Call For Sustainability

A recent move by Trammell Crow Co. to electrify 35M SF of properties in its industrial pipeline could inspire more developers to follow suit.

The Era Of $10B Data Center Megadeals May Be Ending, But Experts Don’t See M&A Slowing Down Soon

Record M&A activity in the data center space has seen QTS, CoreSite, CyrusOne and Switch all acquired for more than $10B in the last year.

How NYC's New Development Tax Credits Are Changing What Gets Built And Where

Developers are looking at using a tax abatement for office-to-resi conversions in Manhattan while using 485-x to build smaller projects in the boroughs.

Philadelphia Housing Authority Breaks Ground On First Phase Of 1,000-Unit Redevelopment

The 327-unit first phase of the project, a partnership with L+M Development Partners and MSquared, is expected to cost $205M.

Colliers Acquires Greystone’s Dallas-Based Multifamily Investment Firm

Mergers and acquisitions like the GREA Dallas deal contributed $436M in revenue to Colliers’ bottom line in Q2, an increase of 67% over the same period in 202