If You Entitle It, They Will Come: How Powered Land Plugs CRE Into The Data Center Boom

Powered land has emerged as a growing asset amid the massive data center development frenzy.

Ireland's Economic Growth Is The Envy Of The World. So How Can Real Estate Catch Up?

Ireland's economy has remained robust despite global challenges, but the real estate market has struggled to keep up amid ongoing investor caution.

Bank OZK Is Cutting Its Losses. These Are The Properties To Watch

The Arkansas-based regional bank was one of the most active CRE construction lenders during the pandemic. It logged a 15-year-high charge-off rate for 2025.

FOR LEASE: 1050 17th St., A Building Redefining The D.C. Office Experience

1050 17th Street, one of Washington, D.C.'s premier office buildings, is attracting attention because of its ideal location, modern design and accessibility.

PayPal To Open Huge NYC Office At Hudson Square Campus: The N.Y. Deal Sheet

The biggest sales, leases and financing deals in New York City this week.

You've Weaned Yourself Off Interest Rate Cuts. Now It's Time To Sweat

Asset management and increasing revenue will drive returns in the next part of the cycle.

2025 Marked A Changing Of The Guard For Atlanta CRE. It's Continuing This Year

A wave of retirements corresponds to a sea change in Atlanta's brokerage leadership in 2025.

Hines To Manage Baltimore Peninsula As Bank Seizes Megaproject's Undeveloped Sites

Owners Sagamore Ventures and Goldman Sachs are handing control of the undeveloped sites to lender Bank OZK, which held a $66M loan coming due at year-end.

Publix Axing Its Atlantic Station Store

Hines says the developer has the 'opportunity to reimagine the space' once Publix shutters.

Government Tinkering And Tampering Won’t Solve Housing Crisis, Industry Warns

Despite fresh housing proposals, successive governments have flip-flopped over regulations too often, creating uncertainty and a credibility gap for investors.