Denver’s office-to-apartment conversions are surging, with a 55% increase in units set for 2025.
The U.S. no longer dominates the hearts and minds of global real estate investors.
Ken Griffin’s hedge fund is taking over 500K SF in Brookfield Properties’ trophy building.
The onslaught of new construction has pushed the Metroplex’s industrial vacancy rate to 10.2%, one of the highest among top U.S. markets.
Denver’s office market defies supply-side logic as rents rise 7.2% year-over-year despite a 30.2% availability rate and a growing supply of Class-A space.
Manhattan had 22 new sublet listings of at least 15K SF in the fourth quarter, according to a Savills report.
Third-party logistics firms dominated CBRE's survey of the 100 largest industrial leases of H1 2025 as retailers and manufacturers outsource their distribution.
Industrial vacancy rates in greater Philadelphia have stabilized as some analysts predict a new era of higher occupancy for the sector nationwide.
Demand for office space in New York City saw trophy office space continue to fly off the market, while conversions saw millions of square feet taken offline.
Foundry Park would include nearly 3,300 residential units, 350K SF of office, 435K SF of retail, 250K SF of hotel space and 12 acres of open space.
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