The New Tech Hubs: Pandemic Accelerates Industry’s Decentralization

Tech is spreading outside its traditional core cities, driving demand elsewhere.

REIT Restructuring Includes Spinoff Of Enclosed U.S. Malls

H&R REIT has decided to spin off everything but its multifamily and industrial assets.

Biotech Agrees To Lease 63K SF At BioMed Realty's South End Lab Conversion Project

Biotech Monte Rosa Therapeutics has entered an agreement for 63K SF at BioMed Realty's office-to-lab project at 321 Harrison Ave. in Boston's South End.

Robust Technology Will Transform Chicago’s Core

Xfinity Communities is powering connectivity in downtown Chicago by providing high-speed internet services in office and multifamily buildings in the city.

Weekend Interview: Avison Young's Wade Bowlin On What He's Learned From 5 Economic Downturns And Why Houston Is Special

Wade Bowlin is using his decades of experience to lead Avison Young's Houston office through an uncertain CRE environment.

This Week's Boston Deal Sheet

Mayor Michelle Wu announced a pilot program to provide tax breaks for downtown Boston office owners to convert buildings to residential.

Not 'Even Worth Giving Them Our Name': Why Most Foreclosure Auctions Don't Actually Result In Sales

Foreclosure auctions are growing in frequency, but aren't very effective at actually selling property.

BXP Sells 45% Stake In Planned Madison Avenue Tower, Locks In Ground Lease With Escape Hatch

BXP can terminate the99-year ground lease with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority within two years if it doesn't want to proceed with a new office tower.

As Property Values Fall, Debt Time Bomb Squeezes Dublin LTVs

Dublin's real estate market is operating to robust LTV rules but a debt time bomb could yet stretch the market's resilience.

Conversion-Inducing Tax Cut Heads To San Francisco Voters, Along With Housing Bond

Two propositions on San Francisco ballots could impact affordable housing and conversion taxes on office-to-residential projects.