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Yields will be above borrowing costs by the end of the year, bringing debt-backed investors back to the market, according to new research.
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Political instability is making international investors wary just as France hopes to shine. But even famously cynical residents are embracing the opportunity.
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With major DTLA properties in financial distress, tenants want to be sure their landlords are on solid footing before signing a lease.
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Developers get underway on a shopping center facelift, while a Fort Worth business spreads its wings at a new HQ location in this week's deal sheet.
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Banks aren't stepping back into the lending game anytime soon as private equity moves in.
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Medical office buildings continue to be a safe investment as other asset classes face pressures from tariffs, interest rates and other macroeconomic issues.
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The office REIT finished development of The Lofts at Atlantic Wharf in 2011 as part of a mixed-use development.
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Bisnow's annual investigation into 100 of the largest commercial real estate companies found they continue to make gains in diversity at the highest levels.
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The Dutch market is poised to see greater interest from international investors, especially if a new government adjusts tax policy.
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Despite strong fundamentals and an urgent need for more residential, the political backdrop needs to stabilise to encourage global capital back to Amsterdam.
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