Invesco, Perot Development Break Ground On 2.4M SF DFW Logistics Hub

An industrial megadevelopment broke ground next to DFW Airport this week to support the region's growing e-commerce market.

As Some States Lift Restrictions, CRE Gets Ready To Go Back To The Office

Building owners and CRE companies are creating game plans for tenants and employees ahead of shelter-in-place orders being lifted

Because Cash Is King, D.C.'s Government-Heavy Office Market Could Retake Its Throne

Cushman & Wakefield's Bill Collins and Stonebridge's Doug Firstenberg are bullish on the D.C. market's resiliency through the economic crisis.

UK Logistics: The Sector To Watch As Coronavirus Changes Real Estate

Logistics property could be beneficiary of conoravirus outbreak

Though CRE Industry Disagrees, Businesses Increasingly Saying Workplaces Will Remain At Home Long-Term

Working from home looks like the mainstream option for the future of work.

Morgan Stanley Starts Review Of 800K SF London Offices

Morgan Stanley could be a bellwether for big occupiers in a post-pandemic world.

Massive Beverly Hills Site Once Listed For $1B Gets New Broker

Mired in legal woes and once listed for $1B, the sale of The Mountain in Beverly Hills will be in the hands of a well-known Cushman & Wakefield broker

Vornado, Trump Towers Possibly Up For Grabs

Vornado CEO Steven Roth has said the company will look to sell assets even more aggressively.

C&W Regional Head Says Q2 Was ‘Very Difficult’ But Sees Bounce Back Coming

Cushman & Wakefield's Roberta Liss and JBG Smith's Dave Ritchey discussed their outlook for the investment sales and leasing markets in the D.C. region.

Brokerages Took Big Financial Blows As The Coronavirus Froze Transaction Markets

Cushman & Wakefield and Newmark took losses in Q2, while revenues plummeted across the board.