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Major highways carving up Tysons continue to present challenges for developers eager to create urban, mixed-use communities.
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Omicron didn't prevent many companies from launching their return-to-office plans, as net absorption went positive and looks to stay that way in the short term.
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A Fort Worth reverse logistics center will help handle the growing number of returns spawned by the e-commerce boom.
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Data center development in Loudoun County continues at a record pace, but pushback from the local government and a scarcity of land could soon slow its growth.
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Investors flocked to data centers during the pandemic, and new survey data and industry insiders suggest they are staying for the long haul.
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Bridge Logistics Properties execs see a long runway for industrial demand in the U.S.
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Spreetail secures one of the largest industrial deals so far in 2022.
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Texas metros have the greatest number of workers back in the office, but that means offices are still little more than half full.
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With volatile interest rates making debt hard to pin down, sellers are much more likely to agree to a guaranteed deal from an all-cash buyer.
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Despite concerns nationally of overbuilding, 80% of new warehouses in Metro Atlanta so far have delivered with tenants in tow.
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