Breathing New Life Into A Ghost Office Market With Affordable Industrial Flex Spaces

Greenleaf is taking a cost-effective approach to converting abandoned office spaces in Atlanta into thriving and affordable flex spaces.

Fannie Mae Reportedly Tells Lenders It Won’t Take Deals From 2 Title Insurers

The mortgage buyer has stopped accepting loans closed by Riverside Abstract and Madison Title after they were linked to closings the DOJ deemed fraudulent.

Miami's Dreams Of Becoming The ‘Silicon Valley Of The South’ Have Stalled

Only one tech firm has leased more than 50K SF in Miami this year despite a push from Mayor Francis Suarez to make the city a tech hub.

Construction Spending Up On Manufacturing Starts, But Residential Construction Lags

Residential starts are at their lowest level since the early days of the pandemic.

San Francisco Giants, Tishman Speyer Mark Opening Of Mission Rock In Struggling City

San Francisco Mayor London Breed addressed the future of the beleaguered retail property.

Medical Center Redevelopment Could Bring Much-Needed Housing To Presidio Heights

San Francisco city officials will have to approve changes made to the redevelopment plans of a former medical facility in Presidio Heights

10,000 New Housing Units By 2031? LA Metro Faces Tall Task With Sprawling Development Plans

Metro is working to develop 20 sites across the county, many simultaneously.

Why A Giant Aussie Investor Is Spending £2.4B On A London Mixed-Use Push

AustralianSuper is a major champion of creating value in large mixed-use developments.

Manhattan Office Leasing Sinks 30% Despite String Of Big Deals

There were 6.3M SF of office leases signed in Manhattan last quarter, according to Savills, a 31% decrease from the same period last year.

Weekend Interview: Mirastar CEO And Co-Founder Ekaterina Avdonina On Space, Logistics And Embracing Uncertainty

Mirastar's Ekaterina Avdonina says that after a sharp fall earlier this year, logistics values have started to rise again.