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Nike and Google also leased in excess of 1M SF of warehouses in Metro Atlanta.
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State-level regulations would still be in place, setting up a patchwork of rules for developers to follow.
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As of mid-September, only two of the 13 projects allocated credits in Chicago’s 2023 LIHTC funding round had closed and were under construction.
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With NYC’s hotel pipeline down to a third of its 2020 size and tourism nearly back to its record, industry leaders say the city may soon be "under-hoteled."
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Borrower BGRE, formerly Brookfield Properties, asked for a three-year extension on the loan for Pembroke Lakes Mall but was denied.
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Developers are considering splitting multifamily rental buildings into separate condos to stay under unit count thresholds and keep construction costs down.
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The Bloc, a major retail and office hub in DTLA, has an Alamo Drafthouse, a Uniqlo, restaurants and 730K SF of office space.
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There’s a divide between how institutional investors and private capital are thinking about taking advantage of D.C.'s office market in the post-pandemic reset.
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Economist Peter Linneman shared his insights on the impact of interest rates, labor challenges and the risks that AI poses to the CRE sector.
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Kendall Square, Cambridge's longtime tech hub, has suffered from rising vacancy, but it landed a trio of new AI leases and shows signs of more demand coming.
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