'Lead By Example': Mentorship And Tenacity Led Houston’s Women CRE Leaders To Success

Development Goes Mega In Chicago, And So Does The Effort In Getting It Done

More than 41M SF str set to come online in the next 10-20 years, thanks to just three massive developments.

SPECIAL REPORT: Regulation Is The Only Thing Pushing Real Estate To Tackle Its Enormous Carbon Footprint

Real estate will have to be led, not cajoled, into meaningful decarbonization. That is likely to mean new laws and more regulation.

Real Estate's Road Rage Over New Bike Lanes Has D.C. Officials 'Scrambling'

Planned construction projects on K Street and Connecticut Avenue have commercial real estate leaders concerned about the impact on downtown congestion.

This Week's Atlanta Deal Sheet: Stonemont Going Spec On Locust Grove Industrial

'A World Of Hurt': Call Centers Vacate 30M SF Of Offices As They Embrace Remote Work

Some 60M SF of the 200M SF of call center space in the U.S. is now vacant.

Tesla Still Going Big On Texas, But State Will Have To Share HQ Bragging Rights With California

Tesla is planning to build a lithium refinery in Corpus Christi and lease 1M SF in Brookshire, though it will move a headquarters back to California.

The Cannon Innovation Hub Expands Footprint With Pair Of Leases — And More To Come

The Cannon will lease two spaces from a Galveston County developer as it seeks to grow its presence in Texas and beyond.

Houston Fumbles Its Early Return-To-Office Lead

Houston had relatively high return-to-office numbers in the early days of the pandemic, but now it's trailing behind seven other cities.

£2.25B Co-Living Spending Spree Is The ‘Final Frontier’ For Investors

Investors are expecting values to rise for co-living assets as the sector matures.