Stories — April 2026
- Investment Giant Puts £2B Into Building Housing
- Newmark: AI Adoption Makes Quick, Broad-Based Office Recovery Unlikely
- Office, Multifamily Distress Pushes CMBS Special Servicing Rate Higher
- 3M SF JPMorgan Tower Off The Runway As Height Agreement Reached With Airport
- Montecito Pays A Premium For Fully Leased Gilbert Medical Office Building
- 'Playing Catch-Up': Rising Backlash Forces Data Center Developers To Rethink Community Strategy
- CIM Group Sells Miami Worldcenter Retail In $210M Deal: The South Florida Deal Sheet
- Leggat McCall Lands $122M Loan For Bunker Hill Redevelopment: The Boston Deal Sheet
- Industrial Rents Near JFK Eclipse $30 Per SF For First Time As New Terminals Come Online
- Anthropic Cements 240K SF Lease On Howard Street
- Last Developable Site In South Jersey Industrial Park Sells For $23.5M
- Standard Real Estate Investments Acquires Suburban Apartment Community For $61M
- After Rezoning Win, Kane Realty Files Plans For North Hills Tower
- Michael Stern's Mercedes-Benz Condo Project Hit With Foreclosure Suit
- Trammell Crow JV To Bring Luxury Apartment Project To Richardson: The DFW Deal Sheet
- Moody's: Office Vacancy Hits 21% In Q1, Another Record High
- REIT Sells Alexandria Hilton To Prior Owner For Half Of 2018 Price
- MetLife IM Hires Blackstone Exec As New Head Of Real Estate, Ag Finance
- Heart Of Glass: First Look Inside Dublin's €3.5B Glass Bottle Megascheme
- Senior Housing REIT Eyes IPO After Posting Years Of Losses
- UCB's $14M Land Buy Clears Way for $2B Drug Manufacturing Plant: The Atlanta Deal Sheet
- Shvo Gets $34M In $691M Transamerica Pyramid Sale
- Walton Global Courts Investors For U.S. Fund As Money Starts Shifting Away From Gulf
- Blue Owl Caps Redemptions After Investors Sought $5.4B Across 2 Funds
- RealAI Co-Founder Urges CRE To Embrace Brave New World Of AI
- Optimism Grows In Atlanta Industrial, Despite Global Uncertainty
- Woodside Acquires 4-Building Office Campus: The Houston Deal Sheet
- Chicago Women In Real Estate Say Career Growth Starts With Betting On Yourself
- Denver Downtown Development Authority To Spend $5.2M Upgrading The Pavilions
- Retail Owners Using Tight Market To Protect Themselves If Economy Sours