Executives from Northwestern Mutual, PNC, MetLife and other capital sources discuss why they are looking to do fewer deals in today's economic environment.
A looming recession hasn't been kind to commercial real estate. But that hasn't stopped dedicated professionals from chasing down deals and defying the odds.
Houston had relatively high return-to-office numbers in the early days of the pandemic, but now it's trailing behind seven other cities.
Bisnow shines a spotlight on UK real estate companies that are holding themselves to account and measuring progress on diversity.
UBS signs a lease in Downtown D.C., Atlas Brew Works inks a deal in Ward 8 and several commercial real estate execs make moves in the Washington, D.C., area.
Data center rents are way up, the result of higher costs and a tightening pipeline of new capacity coming to market.
With a 3% vacancy rate, airport submarket landlords are seeing a burst in demand from smaller tenants.
Office market experts say federal agencies have still been slow to return, putting more pressure on the city's office market.
Data center M&A is up, with the equity investment driving data center development increasingly the exclusive realm of infrastructure and pension funds.
The urban office market is officially in dire straits, and the race is on to get some sort of help from the government before catastrophe strikes.
We're not asking for your money. This is not a step towards a paywall. Our news is free and we intend to keep it that way.