Data Center Real Estate 2023: Experts Predict Development Slowdown, More Power Problems

Experts make their predictions for the data center industry in 2023.

Big Brokerages Look To Cut Costs As Sales, Lending Revenue Drop

Executives see a better second half of 2023 once certainty returns to interest rates.

Investors Chasing Atlanta-Area Retail, Keeping Cap Rates Down

While cap rates have increased, the rise hasn't been as dramatic for retail.

SPECIAL REPORT: Regulation Is The Only Thing Pushing Real Estate To Tackle Its Enormous Carbon Footprint

Real estate will have to be led, not cajoled, into meaningful decarbonization. That is likely to mean new laws and more regulation.

2022 Ended With Higher Occupancy, Rent Growth In ‘A Banner Year’ For Retail REITs

Retail REITs reported occupancy levels have risen to meet or exceed pre-pandemic levels and rents are on the rise.

5 Of The 6 Largest CRE Brokerages Posted Losses In Q1

The country's largest brokerages are coming off a challenging quarter and expect more to come.

Adapt Or Die: As Foot Traffic Plateaus, Older Office Stock In Dallas Faces 2 Options

After slowly ticking up from pandemic-era lows, visits to Dallas-area office buildings have plateaued over the last few months, new Placer.ai data shows.

Tesla Still Going Big On Texas, But State Will Have To Share HQ Bragging Rights With California

Tesla is planning to build a lithium refinery in Corpus Christi and lease 1M SF in Brookshire, though it will move a headquarters back to California.

Atlanta Office Leasing Picks Up Speed, But Sublease Availability Is Growing Faster

Marketed sublease space hit 7.7M SF in Metro Atlanta last quarter.

From Bad To Worse: Bank Failures Thin The Ice Under Expiring Office Loans

Less liquidity in the market is expected to spur an uptick in defaults and foreclosures for the already-beleaguered asset class.