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Leasing by companies developing artificial intelligence technologies has reached a record high.
Hoteliers are saying that long-term confidence from all stakeholders will see Saudi Arabia, CGG countries and the wider region continue to thrive.
A capital crunch is reshaping the sector, pushing weaker players to the sidelines.
This €190 million hotel refinancing package is the latest in MHL Hotel Collection and AIB's longstanding partnership.
The Munich-based investor is understood to have pulled out of one of Europe's largest office acquisitions in recent years.
March expansion highlights resilience despite Middle East tensions.
The Deloitte London Office Crane Survey shows a selective pipeline despite a strong year of delivery in 2025, with 7.1 million square feet of offices built.
After years of moving in tandem, availability trends are beginning to diverge.
Truck traffic between Canada and the U.S. has collapsed to COVID-era lows.
Hoteliers are looking to India’s small and medium enterprise-oriented stock exchanges as prime routes to raising capital and as a stepping stone to eventually list on the country’s principal bourses.
This signals ongoing Big Tech appetite for offices in the capital and provides a further test for supply of grade A office space in the West End.
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Seattle, Toronto, Montreal and other cities are emphasizing the architectural quality of their commuter hubs.
New York City’s Ed Sullivan Theater faces an uncertain future bound by its landmark status.
Economic wariness is on hand at the ICSC trade show this week in Las Vegas.
Read about this week's new hires, promotions and other personnel changes.
In an exclusive video interview, JLL's Sean McNamara told CoStar News that sports venues will anchor more major projects across the country.
Colliers' retail leader Anjee Solanki says in a video interview that owners who don't spend the money will trail rivals.
