Concerns Mount As Feds Sell Huge D.C. Buildings Without Plan For Future

The federal government has offloaded the first in its slate of Southwest D.C. buildings earmarked for accelerated disposition and has the second under contract.

Chicago's Downtown Office Pipeline At Zero For The First Time Since 2012

New office development in Chicago is constrained by a few factors: more expensive debt, escalating construction costs and a premium placed on equity.

U.S. Industrial Markets Tilt Toward Landlords Despite Global Softness

Nearly half of major U.S. industrial markets saw sentiment shift year-over-year, with most moving closer to landlord-favorable conditions.

Multifamily Market Sees Strongest Demand Since Mid-2024 As Asking Rents Dip

Net absorption across the country hit 124,600 units in the second quarter, up 8% year-over-year.

Verizon To Sell 274 Retail Locations, Lay Off 500 Office Workers

The move to divest from the stores comes nearly one year after Verizon laid off 13,000 staff in the biggest reorganization in the company's history.

Pace Of Progress In Delivering New Hotel Rooms Picks Up — And Not Before Time

The pace of hotel development activity in Dublin has increased significantly in the last couple of years, according to Cushman & Wakefield research.

Short-Term Rentals May Be Just As Damaging For Hotels As Airbnb Is

Professionally managed short-term rental companies like Sonder and Stay Alfred are gaining appeal for business travelers, the key demographic for hotels.

Manchester Retail, Dead Or Alive?

Manchester is a relatively well performing tier one location according to Cushman & Wakefield analysis of U.K. high streets

IKEA To Unload 27 Retail Parks In $1.1B Deal

IKEA is a step closer to unloading massive real estate assets in $1.1B deal.

Self-Storage: London's Next Big Growth Sector?

Demand for self-storage is rising but for it to break through, the industry needs to educate its customers on its value