Nicole Shih

Recent college graduates continue to prefer major gateway markets such as New York, Los Angeles and San Francisco over big cities in the fastest-growing U.S. regions such as the Sun Belt, a new study ...

Greater Dallas is leading the charge in the growth of financial job postings among metropolitan areas across the United States.

Interest rates and construction costs are the most critical issues facing the commercial property industry this year in North America and Europe, according to a survey from the Urban Land Institute ...

As the country’s top men’s and women’s college basketball teams compete to cut down the nets this month, CoStar is getting in on the madness with our inaugural CoStar Sweet 16 of U.S. retail markets. ...

Trouble Comes to New Jersey Office Parks: A $129 million loan on the Princeton Pike Corporate Center, an eight-office building complex in Lawrenceville, New Jersey, has moved into special servicing, ...

It was a question on the minds of a number of public policy groups in the wake of the pandemic: Is this the death of the downtown?

A larger slice of the American workforce is now living about twice as far away from corporate hubs than in the days before the pandemic, further complicating the national office market's struggle to ...

Discount giant Target has unveiled a list of some of the first new stores it's looking to open across the country, all part of a planned expansion totaling more than 300 brick-and-mortar retail ...

While data center construction is increasing in many U.S. property markets, fueled partly by more demand for artificial intelligence, Salt Lake City holds the lead in adding space.

Gateway cities in the United States and Europe are attracting direct investment in real estate even as that spending drops globally, according to brokerage JLL.

It hasn't been quick or easy to get office attendance rates closer to what they were prior to the pandemic, but workplace foot traffic is on a slow but steady climb.

As flexible workspace provider WeWork renegotiates terms on its global office leases, spaces it vacated in the United States are slowly beginning to be reoccupied, according to CoStar data.

Data center demand is skyrocketing, fueled by the rapid growth of artificial intelligence, filling power capacity in North America and pushing developers into new markets.

Phoenix and Atlanta are among dozens of U.S. cities poised for significant job gains from more than 300 manufacturing projects announced since 2020 that are expected to increase domestic production ...

The nation's biggest cloud service providers have been increasing their investments to support surging growth in the use of artificial intelligence, leading to record demand for data centers while ...

Commercial mortgage-backed securities loan originators were significantly pickier on what office buildings they financed last year compared to 2022, according to data from CoStar and Morningstar ...

More employers are eager to get workers back into offices with increasingly aggressive in-person mandates, but office foot traffic across the country remains below pre-pandemic levels.

NFL stadiums are big generators of pre- and post-game visits to nearby restaurants and bars, but retail analytics firm Placer.ai found that some venues have more drawing power for those neighboring ...

The commercial property market remains distressed, with industry professionals expecting property values to decline further in certain sectors in 2024. But a national survey shows some expectation of ...

The difference between those who made money or lost money on the sale of their office properties in 2023 often came down to when they bought it.