Kuros' lease means its Atlanta office jumps from less than 6,000 SF to 50K.
The city's class-A office landlords have pushed parking rates up faster than the office market at large.
The heads of AI firms predict their tech will eliminate millions of jobs. Office occupiers are preparing for a more nuanced, but still pivotal, shift.
Aramco's downstream company Motiva Enterprises renewed its 221K SF lease at One Allen Center in Downtown Houston.
New tariffs will impact construction pricing and deal underwriting, but months of hand-wringing seem to have given way to acceptance that the levies will stay.
Investor purchases jumped 25% in the U.S. in the second quarter, signaling a return of buyers' appetites.
Cheaper debt and rising valuations are spurring mergers and acquisitions, with brokerages competing to acquire service-focused businesses or pick up rivals.
Greater Philadelphia shopping centers are still getting a handle on a wave of retail bankruptcies and store closures from early this year. It may not be over.
Bisnow's annual investigation into 100 of the largest commercial real estate companies found they continue to make gains in diversity at the highest levels.
Avison Young principal Brendan Kelley will become the brokerage's Philadelphia market leader Jan. 1. He will replace the office's founding leader, David Fahey.
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