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CRE Still Reckoning With Unforeseen Costs One Year After The Collapse of Texas' Grid
On the anniversary of Texas' grid meltdown, CRE is learning to expect the unexpected — and tallying the costs.
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On the anniversary of Texas' grid meltdown, CRE is learning to expect the unexpected — and tallying the costs.
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Investors and landlords view Boston's office market as a safe haven because of its competitive lending market and pandemic-resistant rents.
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Price per square foot has declined by 7% in the first half of 2022 compared to the same period in 2021.
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The window of opportunity for all-cash buyers has passed in industrial as sellers not being forced to unload assets.
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Signs of improvement in San Francisco office vacancies are slowly appearing, but the CRE segment is betting on Big Tech to speed things along.
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City government can ruin economic chances: Liverpool was the example
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Remaining vintage North Fulton office buildings need to be within the 'halo effect' of mixed-use to work today.
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Sublease space and new construction are creating a large backlog of vacant office space in Austin.
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Brokers say the amount of inbound activity into Atlanta — one of the key pillars to the office market's strength — has slackened in recent months.
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Women in Southern California commercial real estate were honored at an event in downtown Los Angeles.
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