It's Curtains For Some Theaters Across The U.S., But Developers Are Planning Sequels

Many theaters' fate is uncertain, but when closure comes, redevelopment can follow.

Redaptive Ditches U.S. IPO, Snags $200M Investment By Canadian Pension Fund

CBRE and Linse Capital are also pitching funds toward the energy-as-a-service provider.

Constant Staff Shortages Are A Growing Factor In U.S. Hospital Development

Staff shortages in healthcare systems are likely to worsen in the near future, forcing the systems to plan for shortages in their real estate decisions.

No Takers For Cineworld's U.S. Or British Assets In Bankruptcy Sell-Off

The theater operator carries $6B in debt, having struggled since 2020.

Walgreens To Close 450 Locations In U.S., UK In Cost-Cutting Push

The company pointed to decreased consumer spending and lower rates of Covid vaccination.

Dallas Holds Top Spot For U.S. CRE Investment In 2023 Despite Plummeting Transaction Volume

About $19B was sunk into Dallas' commercial property market in 2023, representing an annual decline of 58%.

U.S. Soccer Chooses Atlanta For Its First Centralized HQ

The National Training Center will serve as a home base for U.S. Soccer's operations and teams and include offices, training facilities and pitches.

Share Of Foreign Investment In U.S. Property Market Near Historic Lows

Don't count on foreign investment activity to spike anytime soon as investors remain cautious about the economy and property values.

Chinese Office Vacancy Worse Than U.S., Despite Leading In RTO

China's office vacancy rose to nearly 24% as of June, compared with 18% in the U.S., according to CBRE.

German Lender With Significant Exposure To U.S. Office To Cut Or Restructure $550M In Loans

Aareal said about €1B of its U.S. loan portfolio may not be repaid at maturity.