Newmark Continues Hiring Spree, Adds DFW Industrial Vet Jack Fraker To Growing Capital Markets Practice

Fraker's hiring is the latest in a series of aggressive recruitment moves undertaken by Newmark in Dallas and beyond.

Industrial Development In Houston Now Requires ‘Turning Over A Lot More Rocks’

Houston's industrial market remains strong, but it is facing the same challenges as commercial real estate overall.

Brokerage Stocks Plummet As Hopes For Transaction Volume Turnaround Fade

Economic conditions indicate the suppressed debt market that's killing CRE transactions will persist, dragging down brokerage stock prices.

Fed Uncertainty Is Keeping Data Center Sellers On The Sidelines

Rising interest rates and debt market volatility are driving down data center valuations and keeping properties off the market.

Manhattan Retail Rents Are Up 8% As Luxury Brands Boost Recovery

Average asking rent in Manhattan’s retail corridors was $638 per SF in the first quarter of the year, according to CBRE.

Denver’s Office Vacancy Rate Reaches 10-Year High

Denver’s office vacancy rate reached a 10-year high during the first quarter of 2023.

Embattled Nightingale Loses Control Of Philly’s Largest Office Property

1500 Market, the largest office property in Philadelphia, is in receivership after a massive loan matured for borrower Nightingale Properties.

Is Raleigh’s Rapid Rise In Biotech Impacted By An Uncertain Market?

Recent news of closures and setbacks shows Raleigh’s momentum in biotech has cooled off.

Houston Office Conversions Are Picking Up, But Not As Much As They Could Be

Houston is behind the game when it comes to converting obsolete offices to other uses, but it's unlikely to see many more without new financial incentives.

CREBA Honors Top D.C. Brokers At Annual Awards Ceremony

Transwestern's Phil McCarthy, JLL's Steve Conley, CBRE's Rob Faktorow and BXP's Erin Cotter took home the top awards at the annual D.C. event.