Entity controlled by Canada's largest apartment REIT ramps up European sales effort
ERES agrees to sell 88-suite property in Netherlands
A European entity controlled by Canada's largest apartment real estate investment trust, now in the process of shedding a large portion of its portfolio, announced a deal to sell a...
Four questions to a commercial interior designer: Here's how AI could disrupt industry
Sabrina Bae launches firm after working at Teknion, on set of Tyler Perry show
Sabrina Bae developed a love of art and design early, becoming a painter in high school and then deciding she wanted to work in an industry where she could help shape the way peopl...
Simon names international president; Colliers hires vice chair in Chicago; Lincoln appoints brokerage leader to expand in Boston
New hires, promotions and other personnel changes
Simon names international president; Colliers hires vice chair in Chicago; Lincoln appoints Boston brokerage leader
Colliers expands California industrial team; JLL appoints five to North American development group; Cushman hires director in Texas
New hires, promotions and other personnel changes
Colliers expands California industrial team; JLL appoints five to North American development group; Cushman hires director in Texas
Partners hires 15 in Atlanta; CBRE names new Cincinnati leader; Cushman promotes broker to vice chair
New hires, promotions and other personnel changes
Partners hires 15 in Atlanta; CBRE names new Cincinnati leader; Cushman promotes broker to vice chair
US apartment rents fall in steepest September decline in more than 15 years
Year-over-year slowdown 'signals a more pronounced softening in the market,' Apartments.com report finds
U.S. monthly apartment rent growth declined last month in its deepest September drop in more than 15 years as excess supply affected all parts of the country.
Cushman & Wakefield brings back broker who's done $20 billion in deals
Apartment investment sales professional Jordan McCarley rejoins global real estate firm in North Carolina
After nearly four years away, an apartment sales broker, who's been involved in $20 billion worth of transactions over two decades, is back at Cushman & Wakefield in Charlotte just...
Perform Properties to host graduation ceremony for loyal shoppers of New York center
K-pop idol Kang Daniel set to attend festivities Saturday at Shops at Skyview in Queens
The Perform Properties team that oversees marketing and events at a popular mall that's on the market in New York’s Flushing neighborhood is set to hold a graduation of sorts for s...
Colliers employee sharpens problem-solving skills during monthslong trek on Appalachian Trail
Sabbatical over, engineer Daulton Hopkins says traveling 2,200 miles on foot left him recharged, ready to roll
Just over three years into his job at Colliers Engineering & Design, Daulton Hopkins decided it was time to hit the road, on foot. He took a sabbatical to trek the Appalachian Trai...
CBRE appoints North America advisory leaders; Cresa grabs Newmark data center team; JLL names executive to grow stadium business
New hires, promotions and other personnel changes
CBRE appoints North America advisory heads
Top-ranked commercial property Instagram influencer shows true personality in posts
Snark sells. Aviva Sonenreich's authentic stories, reels land her atop CREI's annual list of social media mavens
Industrial broker Aviva Sonenreich, who's known on social media for amassing more than 1 million followers on TikTok, retained her position as the top Instagram influencer in comme...
Link Logistics grants $2 million to nonprofit groups recommended by employees
Funds from industrial property operator support organizations helping veterans, students, people in need
Link Logistics, the Blackstone-owned operator of last-mile logistics properties, has picked 21 nonprofit groups recommended by its employees to receive a total of $2 million in gra...
Five questions to a broker: Brent Koo helps companies from his native country find US properties
Newmark executive says his South Korean clients are revisiting real estate plans amid tariff uncertainty
On any given workday, you'll likely find Brent Koo on Naver, the South Korean equivalent of Google, checking out the latest news from Seoul, where he born and raised. It's all part...
Cresa moves to line up next CEO; president to exit
Top executive Tod Lickerman plans transition to advisory role; Greg Schementi is leaving firm
Cresa is seeking a CEO to take the reins from Tod Lickerman within the next two years and President Greg Schementi is leaving as the commercial real estate brokerage makes long-ter...
Property adviser Saadia Sheikh to take reins as SIOR global president
Society of Industrial and Office Realtors to install 2025-2026 officers, board members at fall meeting
The Society of Industrial and Office Realtors, a group of top office and industrial real estate agents founded in 1941, elected Saadia Sheikh as its 2025-2026 global president. She...
CBRE's new global research chief cottons to Dallas after move from East Asia
Henry Chin settles into new role, new life in Texas
As a longtime research executive at CBRE, Henry Chin is used to giving his outlook on how the world economy will affect the commercial property market. But making predictions about...
This broker's daughter delivers Father's Day gift, moving him closer to career dream
Hannah Granot follows in father's footsteps, joining global brokerage
Broker Dan Granot says this Father's Day will be extra special because he's one step closer to a career goal he's longed for since he became a father.
Landlord CBL plans more mall sales as it upgrades portfolio, CEO says
In this video interview, Stephen Lebovitz says REIT 'on the upswing' after taking blows
CBL Properties, a real estate investment trust that owns Class B and C malls, plans to sell more noncore retail properties as it pays down debt and works to invest in its overall p...
Tariffs could mean higher retail build-out costs, delays for tenants, development executive says
In this video interview, Branch Properties' Brett Horowitz discusses how trade taxes could affect occupiers at his firm's centers
Tariffs imposed on goods shipped to the United States from other countries could affect the cost of customizing spaces for retail tenants and result in longer build-outs, according...
How a shopping center investor suggests finding 'shadow inventory' in a tight retail market
In this video interview, Saglo President Hue Chen outlines a way to unlock hidden space
At a time of tight supply for retail space, landlords are more likely to be open to making available to prospective tenants the shops now occupied by struggling operators, accordin...