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Faced with legal risk and political fire, major U.S. real estate players are pulling back on DEI — often without saying a word.
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While facing hopefully temporary cost increases, Houston's industrial market still benefits from its port and relative value for developers.
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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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Catch up on this week's commercial real estate goings-on.
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Speculative development is surging in several Chicago-area submarkets, including SE Wisconsin and O'Hare.
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Developers say the Chicago region will eventually see multistory distribution warehouses, but it will take years before that happens.
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New manufacturing and logistics projects serving the data center supply chain are moving the needle in the U.S. industrial market.
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Northern Virginia's data center market fundamentals make it appealing for big investors, but the region isn't welcoming the huge campuses driving the AI boom.
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