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...
Tariff-induced uncertainty may disrupt retail market if consumers feel pain, JLL executive says
In this video interview, the firm's president of retail advisory services, Naveen Jaggi, says he feels good about the sector
If tariffs lead consumers to feel financial stress, the fallout could surpass the benefits of a tight retail property market, according to Naveen Jaggi, president of retail advisor...
Retail space shortage 'shocking,' Colliers executive says
In this video interview, the firm's national director for retail, Anjee Solanki, describes how high demand leads to waiting lists
Shop space across the country remains difficult to find, and some properties have waiting lists for properties that become available, according to Anjee Solanki, the head of United...
Tariffs disrupt a large portion of the investment sales market, Marcus & Millichap CEO says
In this video interview, Hessam Nadji says he sees some investors sidelined, while others 'pounce'
Tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump of the United States have disrupted a large portion of the property investment sales market, sidelining some investors just as buyers and ...
CBRE's new Americas retail managing director surveys the property landscape
In this interview, Scott Schnuckel discusses the state of the business
Commercial real estate services firm CBRE has hired Scott Schnuckel as managing director of retail for the Americas.
Bob Knakal hits Las Vegas to expand network on eve of new property tool and book launch
Veteran New York City sales broker shows how year's largest retail real estate show is used to boost business
Fifteen months after being forced out of a global brokerage shop, Bob Knakal headed to Las Vegas to host an event aimed at expanding his network just as he's about to launch a new ...
Team from Harvard, MIT wins national ULI-Hines urban design competition
Group's entry tops 82 others with proposal to transform former Cleveland power plant
A team of students from Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, or MIT, won the top award at the 23rd Annual ULI-Gerald D. Hines Student Urban Design Comp...
Is the real estate demand cycle broken? Uncertainty is the new norm for property professionals.
'This correction is very, very different': Executives say shifting public policy muddies the investment waters.
Before the pandemic started in 2020, commercial real estate executives spoke of property market demand that followed a fairly discernible cycle.
Cresa expands national retail practice in 'historically tight' market
Firm focused on representing occupiers adds six-person team led by Marcus Cook
Cresa is fortifying its national retail practice with the addition of a six-person team as the brokerage looks to capture more market share with shop space at a premium across the ...
JLL adds executive to boost industrial sales in West; Kidder Mathews expands California team with hire; Levin Management taps finance chief
New hires, promotions and other personnel changes
JLL appoints executive to increase industrial sales in West
Broker returns to CBRE LA biotech, office businesses; JLL taps development leader; Trademark names executive for project near Houston
New hires, promotions and other personnel changes
CBRE gets life science leader back from JLL to grow LA
Cresa appoints executive for Northeast growth; Colliers adds pair for industrial deals in Florida; JLL brings back executive to financial services group
New hires, promotions and other personnel changes
Cresa taps leader to grow New York, New Jersey
JLL Taiwan professionals share sustainable building ideas with Columbia University alumni
Country head Kevin Hou hosts alumni, professionals at firm's Taipei office building
Columbia University Assistant Dean Leah Cohen recently met with some of the school's alumni and JLL professionals to exchange ideas about the future of office buildings, but she ha...
Lincoln taps Cushman executive to grow brokerage business in uncertain economy
Tyler Courtney to start as executive managing director at real estate firm
Tyler Courtney, who just left Cushman & Wakefield for the newly created head of brokerage position at a firm known for real estate development and management, said he sees the oppo...
Colliers team wins 10th straight Office Broker of the Year award
Patti Dillon, Taber Thill, Megan McInerney extend group's winning streak at NAIOP Southern Nevada awards gala
Colliers Las Vegas teammates Patti Dillon, Taber Thill and Megan McInerney extended their winning streak at the annual NAIOP Southern Nevada Spotlight Awards.
Hines executives take home top award from NAIOP Colorado
T3 RiNo mass timber office building wins group's Development Deal of the Year award
Hines and a trio of its executives won recognition for a timber office building in the NAIOP Colorado 38th Annual Awards of Achievement contest.
Deal keeps venerable watchmaker Timex in Connecticut
Lease of the year for Westchester/Southern Connecticut
When Timex Group, a company founded in the 19th century as Waterbury Clock Co. in Waterbury, Connecticut, sold its headquarters complex in nearby Middlebury in 2023, the watchmaker...
Masonite's move to bring its Tampa offices under one roof adds momentum to Ybor City neighborhood
Lease of the Year in Tampa/St. Petersburg
The consolidation of Masonite International's two locations in Tampa, Florida, into one building in Ybor City provided a boost to the historic district's office market.