'The Nature Of The Mall Is Changing' As Simon, Brookfield Eye Converting Anchors To Industrial

Major mall owners like Simon Property Group and Brookfield are considering converting vacant department store spaces in active malls to industrial facilities.

With Congress Back In Session, CRE Lobbyists Push For Renter, Retail Help In Next Stimulus

Leading industry figures and economists discussed the top policy measures they think commercial real estate needs Congress to pass.

Arlington Apartment Building Sells For $108M

Caruthers Cos., which sold a massive Alexandria multifamily property this week, also bought an Arlington apartment building earlier this month.

Human Toll Of DFW Hotel Closings, Furloughs Shows Up In State Layoff Notices

State layoff notices show three full-service hotels cut more than 1,500 jobs during the coronavirus crisis.

DFW Office Market Hit Rough Waters In Second Quarter

Disruption in DFW office market hits in Q2 of 2020.

DFW Data Centers See Lowest Vacancy Rate In 2 Years As Pandemic Increases Corporate Data Needs

As companies grapple for more bandwidth to handle work-from-home directives during the pandemic, data centers are becoming one of CRE's hottest asset classes.

Blackstone, Prologis Bet Big On Industrial, Still A Pandemic Darling

Other property types are suffering during the pandemic, but not industrial.

Walmart Labs Backs Out Of Herndon Office Plans, Lists Building For Sublease

Walmart has decided to not occupy the 162K SF space it leased in April and seek a sublease, a negative sign for the Northern Virginia office market.

Will Demand For Less Density Offset The WFH Office Exodus?

Historically dense office inventory might give the sector runway for growth, landlords argue.

Segovia Retail Group Merges Into Newly Formed Segovia Partners Platform, Pulls In Heavyweight CRE Talent

Segovia Retail Group merges into a new partnership as heavy hitters from DFW commercial real estate sign on as executives.