5 Measures – And Oversights — In Budget 2019 That Impact Real Estate

Budget 2019 has allocated measures to help increasing housing but thought not to have gone far enough.

Report: Trump 'Obsessed' With FBI Building, Micromanaging Headquarters Project

Blistering Demand For Industrial Space Drives Up National Occupancies, Sets Off A Wave Of Development

Demand for industrial space has driven vacancies down and development upward.

Boston CRE Has Bipartisan Infrastructure Hopes Following The Midterms

Leading CRE voices give their take on what Boston should want (and expect) from Tuesday's midterm election results.

Too Much WeWork In A Building Still Makes Investors Nervous

According to a Cushman & Wakefield study, office buildings with significant space occupied by WeWork command lower prices from investors.

No Time For A Correction: Regional Industrial Outlook Remains Strong, Experts Say

Despite possible market correction in the near future, the industrial sector remains the hottest asset class in commercial real estate.

The New Closers: Why Natalie Wainwright Is One To Watch

Natalie Wainwright never intended to go into real estate. Today at age 32, Wainwright is one of Cushman & Wakefield’s top brokers in Nevada.

Office Absorption Rises In Q3 But Market Weaker Than 2017

DFW Q3 office absorption was positive yet down considerably over the year-ago period.

Piedmont Reaches Deal To Sell Southwest D.C. Office Building

The deal to sell Southwest D.C.'s One Independence Square comes after Piedmont sold Two Independence Square in 2017 for $360M.

Spurred By Tech, U.S. Office Fundamentals End 2018 On Strong Note

2018 was a strong year for the U.S. office market, partly because of tech.