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"I haven’t closed, but I’m not doing well. I’m surviving, but I’m not doing well."
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Canadian asset management giant Brookfield has offered €1.1B for Irish REIT Hibernia
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The L.L. Bean and Bed Bath & Beyond closures in Tysons, plus the Tysons Corner Center redevelopment, show how its retail story is beginning a new chapter.
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Brookfield sells a downtown office building, a new live/work partnership, new data center plans and more.
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Buildings are responsible for nearly 40% of U.S. carbon emissions. How can property firms help reduce that?
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As more NYC landlords seek to cut greenhouse gas emissions, some are asking how to get clean energy in their buildings — and finding that it's not so simple.
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The General Services Administration is auctioning off a piece of the former South Weymouth Naval Air Station, but a local agency opposes the move.
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The East Bay is drawing the attention of multifamily developers, both for its own positive fundamentals and for its favorable comparison to San Francisco.
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Deals and leasings in H1 were ahead of the previous year.
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Silverstein Properties is seeking troubled Manhattan offices for conversion to residential — and $1.5B funding for the initiative.
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