As Office Jobs Expand, Denver Scrambles To Compete With Top Talent Hubs
Office-using job growth in Denver may slow in pace, falling behind other burgeoning metros.
Office-using job growth in Denver may slow in pace, falling behind other burgeoning metros.
This week in Houston real estate news, two new retail developments in Alvin and Cypress, a Pasadena retail center trades and more.
Life sciences companies like DFW because it offers easy access to utilities, an abundance of available land and less regulation than larger markets.
This week, BXP sells an 88K SF Alexandria retail complex, an investor refinances an Anacostia complex, Jubilee inks financing for AdMo renovation, and more.
Retail construction has been falling for years, and nationwide deliveries hit a new low last quarter at 4.7M SF, according to CBRE.
Two leases for more than 150K SF combined have been signed in the past six months in the heart of Hollywood.
New manufacturing and logistics projects serving the data center supply chain are moving the needle in the U.S. industrial market.
Northern Virginia's data center market fundamentals make it appealing for big investors, but the region isn't welcoming the huge campuses driving the AI boom.
"We're going to have to pull back some of those very strong expectations" for 2026 because of soaring U.S. Treasuries, CBRE economist Matt Mowell said.
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