WeWork Seeks To Reject Leases In Dupont Circle, Mount Vernon Triangle

The leases are the first two WeWork has sought to reject in the D.C. area since filing for bankruptcy in November.

New England's Largest Mall Faces Looming Trouble With $505M Loan Maturing

Brookfield owns the 1M SF central portion of the massive Natick Mall, which saw Wegmans close last year and has dozens of other leases expiring.

Forever 21 To Close DTLA Headquarters, Lay Off Hundreds

The fashion company's headquarters is at Brookfield Properties' California Market Center.

Chicago Industrial Construction Starts At 5-Year Low, Deliveries Also Slow

Developers delivered 33M SF of speculative industrial product last year, only 29% of which was leased at the end of the first quarter.

Half of Neshaminy Mall To Be Demolished To Make Way For Mixed-Use Project

Owners plan to tear down up to 500K SF of the mall site to make way for a reimagined mixed-use development.

Northern Virginia Apartments A 'Shining Star' In Investors' Eyes

Northern Virginia has had $3.6B in multifamily sales volume this year, more than double last year's total and well above neighboring D.C. and suburban Maryland.

The ESG Programme That’s Accelerating The Pace Of Change For Office Tenants

AccelerateESG, Brookfield’s wide-reaching ESG programme, has a simple goal: to speed up the pace of change through collaboration.

Values Of 2 Downtown LA Office Towers Plummet

The latest appraisals on EY Plaza and Bank of America Plaza suggest values have dropped more than 60% on both properties.

Taubman Defaults On $140M Loan For Bay Area's Sunvalley Mall

The owner of the 1.3M SF Sunvalley Shopping Center in Concord has defaulted on its $140M loan, while a mall in San Francisco's urban core heads to auction.

Multifamily To Replace Hotel And Office Plans Along Navy Yard’s Waterfront

Florida Rock Properties and MRP Realty are proposing nearly 600 residential units across two apartment buildings to round out their Navy Yard waterfront site.