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The Federal Open Market Committee left rates unchanged again on Wednesday. But there is increased optimism surrounding a September rate cut.
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A report from Cushman & Wakefield predicts the 5.8% retail vacancy rate will continue to climb until early next year.
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The public media company moved into its 331K SF NoMa headquarters in 2013 and has now vacated 107K SF of the building and put the space up for lease.
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The San Francisco retail market could be turning around as the San Francisco Board of Supervisors passes new legislation to ease restrictions.
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Fiera Real Estate UK has closed one industrial & logistics fund and is ready to launch another as it targets Grade A projects.
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More than 591M SF worth of industrial deals were signed in 2024, and U.S. asking rents ticked up 4.5% year-over-year despite delivery of 85M SF of new space.
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Out-of-state investors made up a greater portion of the pool of purchasers last year than in previous years.
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Retail property management has evolved. What was once about shopping is now about curating experiences. Find out what this looks like in practice.
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The Georgetown Co. reached a deal to acquire the 12-story downtown D.C. building and said it is considering several options for a redevelopment.
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Second-quarter CRE sales jumped nearly 18% year-over-year, signaling stronger-than-expected momentum heading into 2025, JPMorgan says in a new report.
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