Trump's AI Power Plans Could Reshape Data Center Building Boom

Trump is expected to promote more fossil fuel use and loosen energy regulations, moves that may help alleviate the data center power shortage.

Downtown Chicago’s Future Hinges On Adaptive Reuse, But Developers Say City Is Moving Too Slowly

Office-to-residential conversions could be a solution to address the oversupply of downtown office space and the need for more housing in the city.

Don't Look Now, But Brokerage Stocks Are Red Hot Again

But the optimism could be dashed if the Fed holds rates again in September, one analyst said.

An Industry On The Ropes: CRE Hopes A Rate Cut Will Get It Back On Its Feet

CRE is banking on the Fed’s first rate cut in years to unlock a shift, but it isn't likely to be a panacea to every force arrayed against the industry.

Atlanta Law Firms Hit The Market With Vacancy At All-Time High

Twenty-five firms with at least 20K SF of office space are facing lease expirations through 2027 in Atlanta.

Partners Poaches Another Top Atlanta Office Brokerage Team

The team recently secured deals with Piedmont Healthcare and the FDIC.

Why Nonprofits Are Shrinking More Than Most In D.C. Office Market

Nonprofit leasing volume during 2024 was slower than in nine of the last 10 years, according to CBRE.

Atlanta Office Players Say Market Has Bottomed As Availability Hits Record 33%

While absorption ended up in the red last year, a recent pickup in leasing activity could help to reverse that trend, experts say.

Housing Anxiety, Office 'Animal Spirits': What Was On CRE's Mind At REBNY's 129th Gala

Gov. Kathy Hochul spoke and Mayor Eric Adams worked the room at the biggest event on the NYC real estate industry's calendar.

Global Brokerages Say The Worst Is Behind Them

CBRE projects double-digit revenue growth in 2025, Newmark is targeting 40% growth over the next two years and CBRE executives see a "new peak" ahead.