The biggest leases, sales and financing deals in New York City this week.
Industrial developers often face community opposition in Pennsylvania. Public outreach has worked for some, but others find those efforts counterproductive.
An improving financial position hasn't been enough to lure investment to commercial real estate operators during a frothy market where options for yield abound.
NYC's effort to shift cargo from trucks to ships, which could be a model for other cities, is making waterfront land more attractive for industrial players.
Big investors like Blackstone, Greystar and Starwood receive F grades when it comes to climate.
Industrial investors are reemerging as values rise and fundamentals improve.
This week in Houston real estate news, Vevor opens its first brick-and-mortar store in Houston, Transwestern expands its healthcare service staff and more.
Faced with legal risk and political fire, major U.S. real estate players are pulling back on DEI — often without saying a word.
While facing hopefully temporary cost increases, Houston's industrial market still benefits from its port and relative value for developers.
JFK unveiled its new cargo facility in 2025. But almost all of the surrounding industrial space is full, leaving few options for future tenants.
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