)
Out of Arlington’s 39.2M SF of office space, 5.2M SF is leased to the General Services Administration.
)
In the first quarter of 2025, 164 New York City properties traded hands, a 9% bump from the prior quarter and a 38% increase year-over-year.
)
From West Midtown lease-ups to a $91M-to-$67M flip, multifamily headlines Atlanta’s latest slate of CRE deals.
)
Manufacturing giants won't keep up their early 2025 pace of Houston investment announcements, but vendors will follow and support a stable industrial market.
)
Favorable occupancy and rental rates are trickling down to lower-tier office buildings, signaling a broader market recovery.
)
In the U.S., Dallas-Fort Worth is the No. 1 market, but there are questions on if it is in the same conversations as international heavy-hitters.
)
The real estate industry celebrated a pandemic-era record year of leasing and a return in big-ticket sales at the Waldorf Astoria.
)
NV Commercial and Foulger-Pratt are looking for an anchor tenant to break ground at Tysons Central, while CityLine Partners hopes to land Amazon at Scotts Run.
)
Miami beat out Manhattan and Los Angeles for the tightest vacancy rate in the country.
)
Office-using employment in Austin outpaced every other city it was compared with, despite a high office vacancy rate.
We're not asking for your money. This is not a step towards a paywall. Our news is free and we intend to keep it that way.