Shrinking Yields, Boom-Bust Fears Push DFW From No. 1 Spot On Investor Target List

Dallas-Fort Worth is still a top market for real estate investors and developers, but it's no longer No. 1 after being edged out by Austin.

As Tenants Trade Cars For Bikes And Trains, Buildings Adjust To Keep Up

As more people opt for bikes over cars and choosing to work from home over traveling to the office, building owners are installing new amenities to keep up.

Chicago’s West Loop Thrives, With A Little Help From High-Speed Internet

Chicago's West Loop is on the rise thanks in part to the high-speed connectivity services its multifamily and office buildings can offer through Comcast.

SECO Refinances Hyatt Regency In Renton For $130M

Hyatt Regency Lake Washington in Renton secures $130M refinancing loan.

DFW Multifamily Builds Turned Controversial In 2019, But They're Still Winning In Absorption

Multifamily in DFW may not always be wanted, but it's needed, new data shows.

Developer Ricchi Group Acquires Iconic Gold-Glass Optima Business Park Complex

Ricchi Group to push old Mary Kay headquarters back to its original glory.

What Went Down At Davos: Q&A With Knotel CEO Amol Sarva

The 2020 gathering in Davos had high-flying aspirations. Here are the major takeaways for commercial real estate.

DFW Holds Its Own As Inbound Foreign Capital Flows Plummet 54% Nationally

Foreign capital flowing into America fell dramatically last year as entity-level sales fell, particularly in the retail asset class.

How The Heart Of Georgia’s Most Diverse County Is Reopening For Business

The road to recovery is starting for Gwinnett Place's 1,900 businesses, from restaurants to offices to hotels.

My New Normal: HOK Director Of Business Development Kimberly Dowdell

As principal at HOK, and president of NOMA, Kimberly Dowdell said it's going to take dedication to keep diversifying the architecture profession.