Office Owners Tapped Out As Historic Drought Spurs Water-Reduction Needs

Property owners say only more expensive, difficult options are left on the table to deal with drought.

Texas Offers A Sneak Peek Of What Return To The Office Might Look Like

Texas metros have the greatest number of workers back in the office, but that means offices are still little more than half full.

Amazon Subleases 500K SF To Modular-Home Builder Veev

Amazon's sublease spree continues

Building New Warehouses 'Very, Very Difficult' In Atlanta Despite Resilient Demand

But panelists say the Southeast's population growth will continue to fuel tenant demand for the coming pipeline of new space.

High Occupancy May Give Houston Multifamily Owners Wiggle Room To Hike Rents

Houston is tied with San Antonio in rental averages at $1.42 per square foot, the lowest among Texas metros. That could leave room for rent increases.

Philly Construction Was Building Steam, But Frozen Capital Could Put That On Ice

With financing drying up, Philly's construction industry is faced with the challenge of holding onto the progress it made over the last two years.

Silicon Valley Bank Signs First Miami Lease At Four Seasons Tower

Silicon Valley Bank is setting up shop in South Florida, inking its first-ever lease at The Four Seasons Hotel and Tower, located at 1441 Brickell Ave.

Boston Office Market Ends Year With Spike In Sublease Listings, Record-High Vacancy

Boston's office vacancy rate in the fourth quarter surpassed that of the dot-com bust, the Great Recession and the height of the pandemic.

The Era Of $10B Data Center Megadeals May Be Ending, But Experts Don’t See M&A Slowing Down Soon

Record M&A activity in the data center space has seen QTS, CoreSite, CyrusOne and Switch all acquired for more than $10B in the last year.

Big Companies Driving The Downsizing Trend In Atlanta

Some office space amenities like hot desks haven't done much to lure employees back to the office, either.