Engineering Is Booming. Private Equity Wants In

Private equity's interest in the engineering industry is helping fuel a consolidation that some fear will bring negative impacts.

AT&T Scouting Central Perimeter For Large Call Center

The deal represents the latest office expansion for the Dallas-based telecom.

Big Law Firms Seeking New Space Could Revive D.C. Office Development

After BXP closed a new office construction deal with two law firm preleases, D.C. developers are now working to replicate its success.

This Week's D.C. Deal Sheet

Gold's Gym signs on at new Buzzard Point apartment building, Douglas Development files PUD for Northeast D.C. warehouse, and more.

'This Is What I Want To Do': Summer Program Launches High Schoolers Of Color Into CRE Careers

Alumni of NAIOP and Drexel University's summer commercial real estate program for high schoolers have begun to find their footing in the industry.

The Federal Government Has 6M SF Of Office Space In Massachusetts. Here's What Could Be At Risk

As the federal government reassesses its owned and leased footprints, landlords in Massachusetts and beyond that house agencies are dealing with uncertainty.

Market Gains But Not Without Pain: 6 Predictions On What’s In Store For CRE Next Year

As 2024 comes to an end, economists and market experts predict what 2025 will bring the commercial real estate industry.

Russell McCall Seeking Another Developer After Taking Back Forge Atlanta Site In Foreclosure

The 10-acre site had been pitched as a 3.8M SF life sciences-anchored mixed-use project.

Scranton And Harrisburg Industrial Markets Heat Up As Lehigh Valley Nears Capacity

The amount of industrial space under construction in the Lehigh Valley has fallen by 54% year-over-year, giving Scranton, Wilkes-Barre and Harrisburg an edge.

Industrial Tenants Want To Be Near Logan, But Buildable Land Is Scarce

Logistics companies looking to be close to Boston Logan International Airport may face challenges with the lack of available space in the urban market.