Most seem to agree the economy will hit a downturn in the next couple of years. But if such a turn will hurt New Jersey industrial, no one seems to know how.
Newmark Knight Frank, Savills, JLL and CBRE all recorded stagnant D.C. office demand in Q4 as the coworking sector slowed its activity.
Los Angeles’ growing life sciences market needs to avoid the dreaded startup black hole by increasing funding and adding to startup and graduate space.
Boston has the third-highest percentage of malls among metro retail supplies and it's facing a reckoning after its oversupply saw a difficult pandemic hit.
Until a blockbuster sale emerged at year's end, office sales overall were slowed by the pandemic, but investors still couldn't get enough of Fulton Market.
The New York City and San Francisco landlord will be called Elecor Properties going forward.
The cat is out of the bag. Fort Worth is one of the best performing multifamily submarkets in the metro, and competition is getting fierce.
Longpoint Partners, Rockpoint, Faropoint and others made industrial acquisitions in South Florida even as leasing activity fell by more than 20%.
Columbus Crossing, a nearly 125K SF strip center in South Philadelphia, could attract widespread interest in a hot market for the property type.
Tariff policies took their bite out of activity in the Savannah industrial market in the second quarter.
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