The Word 'Office' Is Now Banned In Birmingham

PwC ban the use of the word office to describe new 150K SF base at Hermes Paradise development Birmingham

How Far Can Philly Take The Food Hall Movement?

With Franklin's Table and the forthcoming update at the Bourse Building, the national food hall craze has finally come to Philly.

Deals Deficit: Is Something Wrong With The Birmingham Office Market?

Birmingham Q3 office take up disappoints but it may not mean the market is in trouble

D.C. Posts Best Office Leasing Year Since 2010, But Experts See Headwinds Coming

Demand for D.C. office space is on the rise, but experts say it is not keeping pace with growing supply and expect D.C.'s vacancy rate to increase.

5 Questions With Atlanta's CRE Power Women, Part 1

Atlanta's Power Women talk about the world of real estate and their roles in it.

Data Center Growth Has Atlanta Poised To Leapfrog Other Major Markets

Recent tax break for data center equipment is helping propel demand in the state.

Fort Worth Lands Another U.S. Headquarters: This Time A Korean Tobacco Company Is Setting Up Shop

Korean tobacco firm chooses a Fort Worth industrial development for its U.S. headquarters.

This Week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet

Park District secures another law firm tenant.

Infill Sites, Including Some In Opportunity Zones, Set For Major Redevelopment In EaDo And East End District

Two East Houston neighborhoods — EaDo and East End District — are primed for additional growth. Here are four projects that are expected to evolve the areas

Technology Creating New Ways To Invest, Manage And Work In Buildings

Advances in technology and their applications for investment, management and end users were discussed at Bisnow's San Francisco CRE Tech Summit.