The top transactions from the week in Houston commercial real estate.
New incentives announced by Gov. Jared Polis to expand life sciences in Colorado could lead to more activity in the industry and corresponding office leasing.
Rory Murphy was named NYC market leader and principal this week.
Irish employers expect to pay a premium for in-office work and to encourage more staff back to the office, but hybrid is here to say, a new JLL report says.
The $125M mezzanine loan behind 280 Park Ave. has been slashed in half and repaid, and the landlord partners refinanced the property's $1.1B mortgage.
The coworking operator has rejected its lease at 711 Atlantic Ave., marking the fourth location to close in the city.
The developer obtained a loan from Kennedy Wilson and joint venture equity from Barings for the 237-unit conversion project in Alexandria.
Irish real estate grandee Pat Gunne has entered into a joint venture with Aermont to target value-add commercial offices in London.
Synovus Bank valued the two properties for about half of what TerraCap Management originally paid for them in 2017.
Vast Coworking Group's Venture X brand is slated to occupy the top floor of Palmetto Central, where Grover Corley is spending $30M on upgrades.
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